Photographer Kenna’s Rouge in Black and White
Michael Kenna’s photography exhibition “Rouge”— at the Princeton University Art Museum through February 11 — fascinates for social and esthetic reasons. ...
Defining a Century of Photography at the Zimmerli
‘The public acceptance of photographs as visual evidence made documentary photography possible. But that acceptance varied over time depending on the case that could...
Review: Bucks County Playhouse ‘The New World’
In the precarious and often disappointing world of new plays, and particularly of new musicals, the Bucks County Playhouse has brought forth on this...
Senior Citizens Acting Up at This Stage in Life
Even if you have more years behind you than ahead of you, your story is important, engaging, and fun — and you deserve to...
The Sparkling, Haunting Beauty of Joyce J. Scott
‘Ain’t I a woman?” Abolitionist and women’s rights advocate Sojourner Truth famously uttered those words in a speech from 1851. ...
Scholars, Artists, and Community Confront Princeton Slavery
What began as a scholarly investigation into Princeton University’s connection to American slavery will become a very public discussion when the Princeton & Slavery...