Anita M. Harris writes that the New York’s new Whitney Museum is a work of art in itself.
Category: Arts
Guest Opera Post: Rachel Yurman on “The Death of Klinghoffer” Controversy
The Metropolitan Opera’s recent announcement that it would produce the “The Death of Klinghoffer” led to a nasty, noisy, public debate focused on charges of antisemitism. Some music journalists reveled in the attention and in the moment of relevance for a 400-year-old form. Cambridge critic Rachel Yurman, however, was incensed by the assault, and embarrassed by what she terms the “willful ignorance of those who ranted while freely admitting that they had never seen the work in question.”
Cambridge Art Association Fall Salon and 70th Season now open
New “Map of the Web” puts Boston area arts in geographic perspective
Rachel Yurman: Seeing Turner & the Sea at the Peabody Essex Museum
Cambridge Art Prize Winner Offers Free Art–If You Can Find It!
Docent/psychoanalyst helps decipher Whitney Biennial 2014 offerings
Cambridge Art Assn. National Prize Show to Open May 13; Winners Announced
The Cambridge Art Association’s National Prize show will run from May 13 through June 26, 2014, at both the Kathryn Schultz Gallery (25 Lowell Street, Cambridge) and the University Place Gallery (124 Mt Auburn Street, Cambridge). An opening reception will be held on Friday, May 16, 6-8pm, in both galleries.