
A BRIGHT LIGHT EN BREF: BASQUIAT AT THE FONDATION BEYELER
Is the short, hot career and early death of
Jean-Michel Basquiat the cause of his celebrity, or is it a diversion making the
assessment of his work cliché-driven and shallow? The Fondation Beyeler wades
into the debate.
Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960 1988)
Photo courtesy
of Fondation Beyeler
REVIEW: GREAT
PERFORMANCES AT THE MET: HAMLET
Joel Kasow on
Ambroise Thomas Hamlet seen on PBS screens in the United States this
summer.
also:
A LUMINOUS EVENING AT THE OPÉRA BASTILLE
The Paris Opera Ballet offers up their exquisitely light, yet deeply moving,
production of Kaguyahime, Jiri Kylians retelling of the Japanese fable, The
Tale of the Bamboo Cutter.
.
plus:
THE
IMAGINED DÉNOUEMENT: 3
HOW TO SURVIVE AN ATOMIC
BOMB
In the latest of his "Imagined
Denouement" series, O. Tyrone Shulaise proposes what the final page of a book
might be, based solely on the appearance of its cover.
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