‘Being a mom sometimes sucks’: an interview with Sarah Hoover
The art historian’s memoir is no feminist treatise
Art history
Tuesday
Thursday
The Exchange will delight anyone seeking an impossible story made possible
This bizarre story would teeter on the incredible if it weren’t wholly true
Saturday
The life of the revolutionary Albrecht Dürer
In his new book, Philip Hoare moves beyond his own hand to make something reckless, marvelous and unforgettable
Monday
The university fighting back against the diversocrats
A professor was fired after a single student complained. Then came the backlash
Monday
Why should art have ever been considered a male preserve?
The Mirror and the Palette by Jennifer Higgie and Women in the Picture by Catherine McCormack reviewed
Friday
The truth about beauty
Beauty speaks with such great immediacy because it touches something deep within us
Tuesday
Stalin at Yale
Art history for the age of identity politics
Thursday
A violent ultimatum ended Giacometti’s brief flirtation with Marlene Dietrich
The artist’s jealous mistress threatened him with the Montparnasse Mob if he took things further, according to Desmond Morris
