Category: Arts & Culture

“The Alto Knights,” a new mob movie starring Robert De Niro, carries a lot of weight from its very beginning. Not just historical weight about

The band’s taste in experimentation can be traced as far back as its 1987 EP, “Deathcrush,” which kicks off with the hypnotic, funereal “Silvester Anfang”

The artist John Knuth surveys the desolate landscape around Mariposa Street, in Altadena, Calif., where he lived with his wife, the interior designer Taylor Jacobson,

This article is almost entirely made up of spoilers. The “Severance” rabbit hole online is deep, with fans sharing theories about the meaning of the

When Tina Keng entered Taiwan’s art world three decades ago, her career — and the industry’s future — was far from assured. “It was like

Dear readers, To live in this city is sometimes to be subject to random, unheralded encounters with the great and the good: a sitcom star

Kurt Weill and Alan Jay Lerner’s pioneering “Love Life” was thwarted by circumstance. Now, it is coming to Encores! at New York City Center. Source

As Natalie, a devoted spokeswoman for the shadowy Lumon Industries on “Severance,” Sydney Cole Alexander has an exacting morning routine. It starts with that tightly

This article is almost entirely made up of spoilers. The “Severance” rabbit hole online is deep, with fans sharing theories about the meaning of the

You can’t say that TV’s fictional presidencies lack for drama today. In “Zero Day,” the former President George Mullen (Robert DeNiro) sleuths out the source

As he pored over old news archives, the painter Chow Chun Fai was trying to work out what could be said about a transformed Hong

The tectonic plates of the art world are always shifting as regions and countries gain or lose market power. An art fair provides useful data

McCarthy and his Temporal Drift partner, Yosuke Kitazawa, have been part of four of the five Yoshimura reissues that have been released by multiple record

On a recent cool, damp, overcast afternoon in Hong Kong, a modest crowd of artists, collectors and curious browsers filled a gallery for the opening

The phrase “attention economy” has gained currency in an ever more distracted world. An art fair like Art Basel Hong Kong next week offers thousands

But if their plane had not crashed, they would be living at home. Sure, they’re high school existence might still be filled with drama, but

Parked underneath an overpass, a hit man looks out the window, surveying a bleak American landscape. The nation is, in a word, screwed. “There’s a