A Perfect Storm of Art and Experimentation Descends on the Watermill Center What better way for experimental art to mirror modern life than to make use of extremely unexpected puddles as literal pools of reflection? By Casey Epstein-Gross
The Met Opera’s ‘Pelléas et Mélisande’ Conjures a Disturbing Vision of the Downside of Love The rarely performed masterpiece 'Pelléas et Mélisande' by Claude Debussy returns to the Met under the baton of Yannick Nézet-Séguin. By James Jorden
The Best Artist Residencies Offer Way More Than Just Space to Make Art And no, they're not summer camps for adults. By Margaret Carrigan
The Art World’s Summer Bacchanalia: A Photo History of Robert Wilson’s Watermill Gala By Ryan Steadman
Out Where the Better Half Summers: The Art World Makes Its Annual Hamptons Pilgrimage By Nate Freeman
Catch Three Minutes of ‘Robert Wilson Video Portraits’ in Times Square Every Night! (Video) By Drew Grant
Williamsburg’s Arcadian Past: Composer Billy Basinski Stars in Robert Wilson’s Quasi-Opera The Life and Death of Marina Abramovic By Zachary Woolfe
Painted Ladies, Buried Artists and a Steamroller, at Robert Wilson’s Watermill Benefit By Sarah Douglas