Divine Inspiration: Iconography
‘Icons are often referred to as ‘windows into the the divine kingdom’; you don’t look at icons, you look through them,” says Maureen McCormick....
The Quiet Genius of Emma Lazarus
People who recognize the name Emma Lazarus usually do so only because they remember her poem, “The New Colossus,” which is inscribed on the...
The Immediacy and Character of Semi-Staged
Producing a fully-staged opera is complicated and expensive. Singers; instrumentalists; dancers; as well as designers and builders of scenery, lighting, and costumes must be...
Nuturing the ‘Good Enough’ Child
‘If your expectations are unrealistically high, then you are setting yourself and your teen up for situations where they will feel like they are...
U.S. 1 Crashes a Party
Guests at the annual benefit for the Princeton University Art Museum, “The American Spirit: A Grand Celebration,” on Saturday, February 10, got a firsthand...
The Next Generation of War Vets
As the war in Iraq rages on, now into its fourth year, thousands of American men and women now find themselves veterans of that...