Tag: Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Pure Sculptural Energy”: Seeing Rodin, Reading Steinberg
As the Met’s centennial Rodin exhibition opens, Leo Steinberg’s great essay from the 1960s is recalled
How To Dress The Guermantes Way: “Proust’s Muse” at FIT
Proust’s Muse, The Countess Greffulhe is on view through January 7
The Case For Understatement
With “Unfinished” and “Nasreen Mohamedi”, Met Breuer opens its brutalist walkway to the public today.
Walks on the Wild Side: Female Empowerment and a Right Royal Faux Pas
Marie Antoinette and Vigée Le Brun say “take a hike” to their critics
Tell Me: with Hiba Schahbaz
Schahbaz discusses her affection for Indo-Persian miniatures and its influence in her work.
A Sly Wit: Piotr Uklanski at the Met
two exhibitions: his photography and his selection of works in the museum
Tell Me: with Daniel Herr
The painter talks about the continuing importance of one of the 20th century’s most influential artists.
Naked City: Holly Zausner at Postmasters
The artist’s new video shows the city emptied, but nonetheless full of majesty.
Tell Me: with Eric Sutphin
The first in a new series of features of two people taking about one artwork in person.
Tribute: Walter Liedtke, Curator of Dutch and Flemish painting at the Met
He was the quintessence of a gentleman
