Art Heist: Pushkin Editions Stolen From European Libraries
Alexander Pushkin, watercolor attributed to S. G. Chirikov, 1810. Source: Central Museum of A. S. Pushkin / Wikimedia Commons.
A Paris trial is set to examine the theft of more than 170 rare Russian books, including early Pushkin editions, from libraries across Europe.
Bob Loblaw
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Fun City Editions: The Joy of Rescuing Forgotten Films
Goodbye, Columbus (1969)
A conversation with Jonathan Hertzberg on rescuing overlooked films, physical media, and the second lives of great neglected movies.
Jonathan Hertzberg
John White
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Sontag Was a Bridge Between Old New York and the New
Joel Meyerowitz, New York City, 1969.
Sontag as a bridge between old New York criticism and the theory-driven culture that followed.
Bob Loblaw
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Dafoe Seeks Amateur Spirit Via the Old Tale
Piero di Cosimo, Perseus Freeing Andromeda, c. 1510–1515. Oil on panel, Uffizi Galleries, Florence. A Renaissance myth staged like popular theater, with monster, crowd, and wonder folded into the kind of pre-modern storytelling Dafoe’s program brings back into view.
Dafoe’s Biennale program looks at theater’s origins.
Pina Lomb
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