New Furniture 1920–1940” at the Vienna Furniture Museum.
He thought symbolically! He hit the mark all the time but actually some covers were not meant to be symbolic. Some were strictly designs. They had no meaning whatsoever. But as a general rule for how ...
George Loomis on “Cendrillon,” at the Opera Royal de Versailles.
Aida’s father, Amonasro, the king of Ethiopia, put Aida up to wheedling that information out of the Egyptian general, and has ...
In Life and in Legend,” by Heather Blurton ...
One attraction of the new Aida was Saioa Hernández, a Spanish soprano rarely seen in American productions, in the title role.
Thomas Philbrick on a performance of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
In “Will China bury us?”, renowned historian Andrew Roberts warns of the looming threat that China poses to the West.
Each week the editors of The New Criterion offer recommendations on what to read, see, and hear in the world of culture in the weekly Critic’s Notebook. To get it first, subscribe to the free Critic’s ...
Read Andrew Roberts’s complete remarks delivered during the seventh annual Circle Lecture in the November issue of The New Criterion.
Read Andrew Roberts’s complete remarks delivered during the seventh annual Circle Lecture in the November issue of The New Criterion.
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