When stage director James Lapine reached out to the dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance to work on his latest project, Flying Over Sunset, “I was instantly drawn to his writing and the nature of the work itself,” says Dorrance. The musical, which just ended its ... More

Over seven decades, Agnes Martin solidified her reputation as a pioneer of minimalism and abstract painting with iconic artworks that continue to inspire. Phaidon’s highly coveted Agnes Martin: Paintings, Writings, Remembrances, the first and only career retrospective of the American artist, has returned to the marketplace ... More

Known throughout the world for his stunning sculptural works such as Paris’ Fondation Louis Vuitton and Bilbao’s Guggenheim Museum, Frank Gehry is perhaps one of the most significant architects and designers of the 20th century. Produced by Flammarion in partnership with Cahiers d’Art, Frank ... More

This Harlem-based actress will likely turn out to be one of the MVPs of this year’s theater season. She more than held her own opposite more seasoned performers Uzo Aduba and Ron Cephas Jones in Second Stage Theater’s recently-closed production of Clyde’s by Lynn Nottage. Young ... More

Academy Award–winning filmmaker James Ivory has led a remarkable life as a writer and director of some of the most iconic films of our time (including A Room with a View, Howards End and The Remains of the Day). As the co-founder of legendary Merchant Ivory Productions alongside his longtime ... More

In a posthumous book, The Loft Generation: From the de Koonings to Twombly: Portraits and Sketches, 1942-2011, edited by Mary Venturini, the late artist and art critic Edith Schloss writes about a community of American abstract expressionist painters, musicians, photographers, dancers and artists who took up ... More

There are characters you love to hate, and then there’s Nicholas Hoult’s Peter III in The Great, the Hulu comedy series, based very loosely on the life of the young Catherine the Great. This Peter III is a buffoon who enjoys more than the occasional sexual escapade. ... More

Roe Hartrampf, Diana, actor During the pandemic, your content binging habits may have introduced you to the Atlanta-born Hartrampf, who, on Emily in Paris, played Emily’s American boyfriend who somehow hates Paris. “I’m trying to get myself back into a normal New York schedule after sleeping in every day during ... More

Organized in collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, Niki de Saint Phalle in the 1960s at The Menil Collection in Houston highlights Saint Phalle’s forward-thinking, feminist artworks from European collections. These pieces, on view through January 23, including her shooting paintings that represented ... More

Rob McClure, Mrs. Doubtfire, actor Tony nominee Rob McClure is no stranger to the movies-turning-into-musicals trend. Having previously appeared in stage versions of Beetlejuice and Honeymoon in Vegas, the New Jersey–born, Philadelphia-based actor is about to tackle the title role in a musical version of the blockbuster More