Arts
Alex Margo Arden Gets Up Close and Personal With Amy Winehouse’s Items for an Exhibition in London
Smuggling literature behind the Iron Curtain took ingenuity. Think microscopic copies of Solzhenitsyn nestled in a baby’s diaper
Mencken is still relevant, but which Mencken? There were many — some confounding, some repellent, others bracing and hilarious
Literary culture has changed, often for the worse. But that doesn't mean the world is also getting worse
Arlington County Board Files Lawsuit to Stop Construction of Trump’s Triumphal Arch
A quip about Hitler made enemies of Hannah Arendt and Mary McCarthy. A subway-platform truce made them friends for life
Two Renoir Paintings Worth $10.5 M. Recovered After Theft
A Winston Churchill Painting Gifted to His Daughter Lands at Christie’s
Guadalupe Maravilla to Stage Major Installation at New York’s Cathedral of St. John the Divine This December
Brussels Gallery Super Dakota to Close After 15 Years
With an $18 M. Price Tag, 24-Karat ‘Fancy Intense Pink’ Diamond Ring Heads to Auction at Christie’s Geneva
Julianne Moore’s West Village Home Features Work by Louise Bourgeois, Nan Goldin, and David Armstrong
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Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day With These 15 Dramatic Images of the Rich, Enduring Traditions of Native Americans
Belinda Tate Departs Indianapolis Museum of Art, Glasgow’s Arts Community Fights to Save CCA and Others, and More: Morning Links for October 9, 2026
It’s Yours Now: What Top Collectors Have Donated to Museums