Fiction: ‘Cool Burn’
Walking was never a problem; she had perfected a slow graceful gait a long time ago. Only sudden motions made her lose control and...
Do-It-Yourself Fiction: ‘The Last Day in the Life of Hamilton Scrubbs’
On the last day of his life, Hamilton Scrubbs awoke at 5:45 a.m., made his favorite weekday breakfast of Eggos drenched in Mrs. Butterworth’s,...
Watercolors at the Princeton University Art Museum
Rarely on view due to their fragility and sensitivity to light, the Art Museum’s extensive holdings of American watercolors are notable for their breadth...
Soviet Noncomformist Art & Hyperrealism at the Zimmerli
The Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union, donated to the Zimmerli in 1991, underwent an extensive reinstallation in...
Calder in Princeton: Watercolor on Paper, Sculpture in Steel
Alexander Calder was born in Pennsylvania in 1898, the son and grandson of well known sculptors. His mother also was an artist — she...
At the Michener and Morven
‘Molten steel, billowing smoke, soot-covered miners, and the jagged geometry of mills and factories covering vast tracts of land — these are not the...