What is Art?
Filed in A-Featured & Art & Leisure & Philosophy | November 4, 2009
Roger Scruton argues that there are universal standards by which to judge art.
Archive for the 'Art' Category
Why Republicans Shouldn’t “dance”
Filed in A-Editor's Picks & A-Featured & Art & Leisure & Media & Music & Politics & Sociology | October 22, 2009
Jennifer Fisher looks at Tom DeLay’s appearance on “Dancing with the Stars”.
The Peak-Performance Myth
Filed in A-Featured & Art & Music | October 6, 2009
How can you perform your best?
Humorous Quotations
Filed in A-Featured & Art & Leisure & Literature & Prose | September 30, 2009
Quotes to bring a smile to your face.
On Hammerstein and Sondheim
Filed in A-Featured & American History & Art & Music | September 29, 2009
How Hammerstein mentored Sondheim.
The Glamour of Princess Diana
Filed in A-Featured & Art & History & Leisure & UK | September 16, 2009
An excerpt from Glamour: A History by Stephen Gundle, discussing the glamour of Diana, Princess of Wales
Henry Ford Learns the Most Expensive Art Lesson in History
Filed in A-Featured & American History & Art & History & UK | July 1, 2009
An excerpt from Design in the USA by Jeffrey L. Meikle.
Red Snow: Tokyo A Cultural History
Filed in A-Featured & Art & History & Poetry & Prose & World History | June 26, 2009
An excerpt from Tokyo: A Cultural History.
Book Models
Filed in A-Featured & Art & Literature | June 5, 2009
A look at two very personal cover images.
The Sinister Side: Titian’s Diana and Actaeon
Filed in A-Featured & Art & Current Events & UK | November 26, 2008
James Hall looks at Titian’s Diana and Actaeon.
