At the tender age of eight, John Gideon Millingen found himself whisked away from his comfortable London home at No….
It’s going on 30 years since we last heard from Dieter. He was the ultra-Berliner who hosted the fictional German…
The eighteenth-century Hellenist Johann Joachim Winckelmann maintained that the “finest and most beautiful drawing in the world” could be found…
Over the past week came another positive indicator of Pope Leo’s emergent style of quiet but firm leadership. It occurred…
Drodzy są i widziani we śnie przyjaciele… [Dear are friends seen in a dream….] — Adam Mickiewicz, Forefathers’ Eve I…
Historians analyzing the first quarter of the 21st Century will have many anomalous riddles to ponder about the no longer…
I have seen Aida many times over the years but none with a set so imaginative and none with “acting singers”…
Conservative pundits often love deriding the irrational arts path that many on the left head down, priding themselves on more…
Until the other day, I was unfamiliar with the work of Rob Tregenza, a Kansas-born, UCLA-educated filmmaker who has written,…
