Arts & Literature Reviews & Coverage
Motion on Paper
An exhibit showcases the first love of CT's Alexander Calder
By Susan Hood
Dutch Treat
Rembrandts real, and Rembrandts faux
 By Susan Hood
A Lyrical Spin
Don Barkin's That Dark Lake opens up the gloom
 By Donald Brown
Formal Chaos
A poet's cool-eyed accounting of Jim Crow
 By Donald Brown
The Revolution Is Curated
The anti-bourgeois arts underground is, um, at Yale
 By Hank Hoffman
Deliver Us from Evil
Journalist Jeff Sharlet talks about The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power
By Laura Gottesdiener
Forgotten Renaissance
Author Michael Goldfarb explores the rise of Jewish intellectuals in Europe after Napoleon
 By Anna Beth Keim
Hope's Debt Repaid
Tracy Kidder's latest is an inspiring tribute to one man's courage
 By Jon Santiago
Talk All About It
Massive Yale conference is latest in media soul-searching
 By Craig Fehrman
Acts of Empathy
CNN’s anchor and special correspondent Soledad O’Brien wants to relate
 By Laura Gottesdiener
Cooking to Recovery
All she needed to heal was a good kitchen
 By Kellee Marie Scott
The Mentsh Maker
Michael Wex, author of Born to Kvetch, recounts lessons of the good life in a new book
 By Anna Beth Keim
We of Little Faith
Author Niall Ferguson on the financial crisis and the road ahead
 By Jon Santiago
Here and Eternity
A new book about the history of the biggest idea of them all
 By John Stoehr
As Big as the Sky
Chandra Prasad's Amelia Earhart is bigger, grander, and more dramatic
 By Donald Brown
Art to Come
There's more to this season's visual arts offerings than the obvious
 By Stephen Vincent Kobasa
Brutal Honesty
Westport Arts Center looks at Brutalism's rough and raw legacy
 By Jimmy Stamp
Precise Obsession
Yale's delicate meditation on
By Stephen Vincent Kobasa
Getting Schooled
Crown Street's newest addition, the Coop, fits right in, mostly
 By Jimmy Stamp
Faust in His Own Words
Creator of "Doctor Atomic" and "Nixon in China" speaks at Yale
 By Daniel Stephen Johnson
Here Comes the Gadfly
Philosopher Peter Singer wants you to give away your money
 By John Stoehr
The Week: 10/22/09
ARCHITECTURE: Bound for Stories When the word "unbound" is used in a lecture on architecture,...
 By Christopher Arnott
Double Take
Figurative artist Philip Pearlstein isn't really part of the figurative tradition
 By Sharon L. Butler
Range of Sound
Mount Eerie gets louder, but no less personal
 By Brian LaRue
Nerd Fury
The fantasy roots of Junot Díaz's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel
 By Brian Francis Slattery
Dos Hombres
Yale's Whitney Humanities Center presents the ageless and iconic
By Donald Brown
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