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August 5, 2014
Philip A. Mackowiak
What Andrew Wyeth Could Teach Modern Doctors About Practicing Medicine
The art of medicine is not so far from art
July 16, 2014
Amy Weiss-Meyer
Norman Mailer's Secret Hobby Was Trying to Draw Like Picasso
Writing was difficult for the author; drawing was joyful
July 1, 2014
Anna Hiatt
The Unknown Master of Color Photography
Timeless images from one of the earliest experts
June 13, 2014
Jed Perl
The Art World Has Stopped Distinguishing Between Greatness and Fraudulence
And it's costing us
May 20, 2014
Hillary Kelly
Moving Photographs of Some of the Victorian Era's Greatest Figures
The Metropolitan Museum has released a flood of art—including these beautiful Julia Margaret Cameron photographs
May 3, 2014
Etan Smallman
To Save Banksy, We Must Steal Him
Inside one man's mission to takes the street out of street art
April 18, 2014
The New Republic Staff
The Charming Doodles of Kurt Vonnegut
April 11, 2014
Alice Robb
Famous Violinists Can't Tell a Stradivarius from a Newly-Manufactured Violin
April 8, 2014
Jed Perl
A New Matisse Show Gets at the Mysterious Affinity Between San Francisco and Paris
March 29, 2014
Jed Perl
Why Is MoMA Hiding So Many of Its Greatest Pieces?
March 19, 2014
Jed Perl
A Knockout Exhibition from an Iconoclast Sculptor
March 7, 2014
Jed Perl
Whitney Biennial: The Most Narcissistic of all New York Art World Events
March 4, 2014
Jed Perl
The Newest Protest Art is the Destruction of the Old Protest Art
February 25, 2014
Jed Perl
New Exhibit at the Guggenheim Is a Romper Room on Steroids
February 16, 2014
Leon Wieseltier
The Shoah and the Art Market
February 16, 2014
Jed Perl
The Armory Show Made Modern Art Something You Love to Hate
Against the cult of novelty
February 11, 2014
Jed Perl
Matthew Barney's New Epic Is a Mythomaniacal Mailer-Hemingway Mash-Up
And he's more scatological than ever
February 7, 2014
Liel Leibovitz
War Movies Used to be Big, Sprawling Things. What Happened?
The trend of small-minded war movies continues
February 6, 2014
David Thomson
Clooney's 'The Monuments Men' Is Dreadful, Smug, and Incoherent
February 5, 2014
Mira Sethi
Mostly-Naked Man Appears on College Campus. Mostly-Idiotic Controversy Ensues.

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