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Silicon Valley’s New Robber Barons
THERE’S a very fine new piece in the August Harper’s in which Rebecca Solnit draws a straight line between the 19th century robber barons and... [read more]
AJBlog: CultureCrash | Published 2014-08-01
Ferocious memorial to good-humored avant-gardist
On-screen: Hal Russell and Mars Williams circa 1990; foreground: Ken Vandermark, Steve Hunt and Williams. Photo by Marc PoKempner Saxophonists Mars Williams and Ken Vandermark... [read more]
AJBlog: Jazz Beyond Jazz | Published 2014-08-01
A Hot Time In Ystad
If you have wondered why Rifftides chose to cover Sweden’s Ystad Jazz Festival for the second time, here is one reason—seen from my hotel window... [read more]
AJBlog: RiffTides | Published 2014-08-01
Gann Sings at Glimmerglass
A week from tomorrow, August 9 at 10 AM, I’ll be delivering a lecture on American opera at the Glimmerglass Festival. It’s a favorite subject... [read more]
AJBlog: PostClassic | Published 2014-08-01
Next Stop, Elysian Fields
Gillian Anderson and Ben Foster There really was (and possibly still is) a streetcar names Desire. I know because I photographed it as a precocious,... [read more]
AJBlog: Plain English | Published 2014-08-01
Restoring a masterpiece
In today’s Wall Street Journal I file the second of two consecutive reports from Ontario’s Shaw Festival, this one about a pair of important revivals,... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-08-01
PBS flies the white flag
In today’s Wall Street Journal “Sightings” column, I consider the PBS Fall Arts Festival 2014. Here’s an excerpt. * * * Fifty years ago, New... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-08-01
Almanac: Tennessee Williams on death
“We all live in a house on fire, no fire department to call; no way out, just the upstairs window to look out of while... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-08-01
Stanford: The New Art Place To Be
Many in the art world have been anticipating the opening on Sept. 21 of the collection of Harry and Mary Margaret Anderson at Stanford —... [read more]
AJBlog: Real Clear Arts | Published 2014-08-01
HOW HAS OPERA CHANGED?
As recently as 1986, when I had been General Director of Seattle Opera for three years, a soprano brought her costume with her and planned... [read more]
AJBlog: OperaSleuth | Published 2014-07-31
So you want to see a show?
Here’s my list of recommended Broadway, off-Broadway, and out-of-town shows, updated weekly. In all cases, I gave these shows favorable reviews (if sometimes qualifiedly so)... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-07-31
Almanac: Patrick O’Brian on the corrupting effect of colonialism
“A conquering race, in the place of that conquest, is rarely amiable; the conquerors pay less obviously than the conquered, but perhaps in time they... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-07-31
The Peter Gelb furor (3)
I first thought I’d write this post on Peter Gelb’s two big failures. Or actually three: – a prickly personality – failure to look at... [read more]
AJBlog: Sandow | Published 2014-07-31
Carol, Do You Copy? Vogel’s Sticky Wiki
Carol Vogel’s research tool By now you’ve likely heard that Carol Vogel, the NY Times‘ veteran art reporter, got caught with her hand in the... [read more]
AJBlog: CultureGrrl | Published 2014-07-31
Carol, Do You Copy? Vogel’s Sticky Wiki
Carol Vogel’s research tool By now you’ve likely heard that Carol Vogel, the NY Times‘ veteran art reporter, got caught with her hand in the... [read more]
AJBlog: CultureGrrl | Published 2014-07-31
Cincinnati Hires A Director, As Another Curator Departs
The news actually came out yesterday in an afternoon press release (but I was a little busy yesterday with other news): the board of the... [read more]
AJBlog: Real Clear Arts | Published 2014-07-31
“An Arts District without artists?”
WE’VE heard this before, but it’s always painful when it happens: The visual artists who have helped tame downtown Los Angeles and given it a... [read more]
AJBlog: CultureCrash | Published 2014-07-30
Dead parrot ballet
Prokofiev’s score for Romeo and Juliet is pitiless in its tragedy, singing with a desperate hope. I mention this, because you’d never have guessed from the flatlining... [read more]
AJBlog: Performance Monkey | Published 2014-07-30
Remodeling
In the cadenzas Beethoven wrote for his C-Major Piano Concerto, opus 15, higher high-notes are utilized than those in the concerto itself. The cadenzas were... [read more]
AJBlog: PianoMorphosis | Published 2014-07-30
Among the lighthouses
Mrs. T and I recently spent two tranquil days in Gloucester, the Massachusetts harbor town where Edward Hopper spent a fair amount of time in... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-07-30
Snapshot: A visit to Edward Hopper’s studio
An excerpt from a rare film documentary showing Edward Hopper at work in his New York studio in 1965: (This is the latest in a... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-07-30
Almanac: Tennessee Williams on loneliness
“We’re all of us sentenced to solitary confinement inside our own skins, for life.” Tennessee Williams, Orpheus Descending... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-07-30
Community Engagement ≠ Charity
A couple of weeks ago my blogging buddy Trevor O’Donnell posted one of his parting essays, “Community Engagement is a Lousy Way to Sell Tickets.” [Disclosure:... [read more]
AJBlog: Engaging Matters | Published 2014-07-30
The Peter Gelb furor (2)
Deadline approaching, as most of us know — July 31. Armageddon day. If Peter Gelb and the unions can’t come to an agreement, Peter says... [read more]
AJBlog: Sandow | Published 2014-07-30
St. Louis: Ka Nefer-Nefer Case Ends With A Whimper
U.S. Attorney Richard Callahan, who has been hounding the St. Louis Art Museum to return an Egyptian mask it purchased in 1998 for about a... [read more]
AJBlog: Real Clear Arts | Published 2014-07-30
Retirement For Emily Rafferty?
In many New York art circles, Emily Rafferty was, as president, as much associated with the Metropolitan Museum as the director, even though she had... [read more]
AJBlog: Real Clear Arts | Published 2014-07-29
Come again some other day
Mrs. T and I are staying at an inn that overlooks Maine’s Penobscot Bay. Our purpose in coming here was to relax, eat lobster, and... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-07-29
Lookback: Marlon Brando’s “genius”
From 2004: A few film actors—Bogart, Cary Grant, Jimmy Stewart, Marilyn Monroe, possibly Robert Mitchum, certainly John Wayne—have succeeded in constructing personas so magnetic as... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-07-29
Almanac: C.S. Lewis on inverted gluttony
“She is a positive terror to hostesses and servants. She is always turning from what has been offered her to say with a demure little... [read more]
AJBlog: About Last Night | Published 2014-07-29
John Luther Adams’ outdoor music needs to come indoors
The Crossing tunes up for Sila Applause seemed inadequate and inappropriate, like some weird contrivance of civilized life at the end of John Luther Adams’... [read more]
AJBlog: Condemned to Music | Published 2014-07-29
Parklandia: Stretching, Striving To What End?
Most art museums seem to be stretching for “relevancy” these days, whatever that really means. And so we have, at the Portland Art Museum in... [read more]
AJBlog: Real Clear Arts | Published 2014-07-29
Performance measures, indices and rankings
Ok, not a blog post title likely to set your pulse racing, but with so much discussion in the arts world the past few years... [read more]
AJBlog: For What it’s Worth | Published 2014-07-29
Osipova and Vasiliev Debut World Tour at California’s Segerstrom Center
In the promotional image for “Solo for Two,” the first independent concert tour from dance superstars Ivan Vasiliev and Natalia Osipova, the formidable Russian dancers... [read more]
AJBlog: Fresh Pencil | Published 2014-07-28
The Return of the the Clientele
IT’S something I never expected: Another tour by the spooky, chiming English folk-rock band The Clientele, who sort of broke up a few years ago.... [read more]
AJBlog: CultureCrash | Published 2014-07-28

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