Is the New York subway the city’s best gallery?
Beneath the Big Apple’s streets, the MTA has amassed the largest collection of public art in the world
Beneath the Big Apple’s streets, the MTA has amassed the largest collection of public art in the world
They are not talked about, reflected upon or even alluded to
Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd could have been better
Something happens when you watch a movie alone together, laughing, crying and fidgeting in unison
Rudyard Kipling would have appreciated this book
The highest compliment that can be paid to Kurkov’s diary is that it is not a work of art
A new subgenre of Australian detective fiction is gaining global acclaim
The difference between a divorce and a funeral seems lost on the director Jamie Lloyd
Are we decent yet?
The legendary British author’s attitude to the US is curiously double-edged
To mark the half-century since Picasso’s death, I invited two art experts to lunch at Els Quatre Gats
Unfortunately, most of Love, Pamela fails in its quest for victimhood and intellectualism
Historians ask ‘What?’ Novelists ask ‘What if?’
His books and television adaptations keep coming, but we know little of J.R.R. Tolkien’s life
The new biography Ringmaster unpacks a controversial legend
This book doesn’t pretend that its subjects are twenty-first century people in different clothes
Meet the world’s bestselling author, a self-made forty-three-year-old mom you probably haven’t heard of
Pullman’s color palette is of vibrant grays. He rejects absolute goods and evils
As an adult film magnate, he profited off the broken aspects of our society for years
To preserve an outsider artist such as her, you have to preserve the messy reality of life