On Arts Philanthropy: Why Everyone Wants to Be Komal Shah There's a new wave of young and glamorous philanthropic role models transforming the arts scene and inspiring a modern approach to cultural generosity. By Aurelie Cauchy and Leslie Ramos
The Met’s New Jack Whitten Show Is Excellent—What It Means for the Museum’s Future Is Even Better An exhibition of Jack Whitten's artwork is the best example yet of the seismic shift taking place at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. By Paddy Johnson
Reports of Painting’s Death Grossly Exaggerated You know something’s wrong when a work of art appeals solely on a prurient basis. In Body Collage (1967), a By Mario Naves