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An Interior of Spiritual and Artistic Subtlety

Mark Rothko always wanted to control the space in which his paintings hung. In designing a chapel for John and Dominique de Menil, he got his wish.

'Of Gods': Divine Beauty, Terror, Faith

As monks, the fine cast in "Of Gods and Men" illuminates a tragedy, says Joe Morgenstern, while young love, slow motion and quick wit sets the pace for "Heartbeats."

• Movie Clip: 'Of Gods and Men'

We Knew We'd See You Again

Catching up with James Taylor and Carole King 40 years on, "Troubadours" looks back and discovers what was so special about their singer-songwriter era.

• Video:An exclusive look at 'Troubadours'

Playing It Safe—And Smart

Orlando Shakespeare Theater makes a strong case for presenting in tandem "Pride and Prejudice" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream."

Busy Violinist Seeks Balance

As Dutch violinist Janine Jansen gets set to perform this week in New York, she talks to Barbara Jepson about the physical exhaustion that led her to cancel three months of concerts last year.

Leo Castelli's Cache of Art-History Gold

From the late 1950s through the '70s, the Leo Castelli Gallery was perhaps the most prominent commercial venue in the world for art. Now, the Castelli Gallery's records and correspondences can be viewed at the Archives of American Art in Washington.

Free to Focus on the Pictures Inside

San Francisco's Pier24 is the largest exhibition space in the country dedicated exclusively to photography. Access is restricted to 60 people per day, four days a week. It's also completely paid for by Andy Pilara.