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New Artists Who Are Motivated by Christianity
Most of the works in the Museum of Biblical Art's show are bound up in outdated, illustrative and technical clichés.
Dear Diary, Time to Catch Up: Same Men (Cads), No Baby (Alas)
Ten years after Helen Fielding created Bridget Jones, the character has returned to her origins in a newspaper column.
She Hates the Theater, but She Steals the Show
While Nathan Lane gives an affecting performance in Terrence McNally's garbled ode to unsung heroes in the theater, he is no match for Marian Seldes.
Risks and Rewards of Art in the Open
The quiet and instructive work of the Percent for Art program serves as a public reminder that in New York there is always something more to find.
The 'Office' Manager's New Career
Ricky Gervais, the British comedian of the cult BBC show, talks about his new HBO series, his role in a new Disney animated film, and his love of swordfish.
Next Disney Chief Plans Company's Transformation
Robert A. Iger does not officially become chief executive of Disney for another six weeks, but he is already well along with his restoration plan.
The New, Exciting and Soon Forgotten
Orchestras need to treat new works as if they not only matter but have the power to breathe life into this sleepy business.
A Swiss Champion for the Art of a Rapidly Changing China
A broad sampling of contemporary Chinese art can now be seen in Switzerland thanks to Uli Sigg, a savvy media executive who was the Swiss ambassador to China for three years.
Youthful Art, Aboriginal History
A show of works by Aboriginal children from half a century ago at the Picker Art Gallery at Colgate University present both an exciting opportunity and a poignant story.
Fiona Apple Retools Her Leaked Album
Ms. Apple's new album will be her first studio CD in six years and is likely to be one of the industry's most closely watched albums at the start of the preholiday rush.
Then John Met Yoko, and the Rest Is a Musical
This drippy, clunky version of John Lennon's life at the Broadhurst Theater fits the jukebox mold, with its perky, puppyish performers and brimming quota of recognizable songs.
Out on the Fringe, Sometimes Beyond It
In terms of promise and buzz (or both), these are my choices for the top 10 shows at this year's New York International Fringe Festival.
Long Island Celebrates Its Artistic Abundance
The museums and galleries of eastern Long Island have fished from the area's extraordinarily rich pool of local talent for their summer exhibitions.
Painting for a Gallery of Busy City Streets Below
A reporter follows three artists and their routes to billboards of their work.
Adventures Outside the Classical Canon: Pathfinding Composers
Here are some favorite contemporary recordings of the classical-music critics of The New York Times.
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