With Electrifying New Casts, the Met’s ‘Carmen’ and ‘Butterfly’ Are Worth a Second Look These impressive revivals are a reminder of just how rewarding revisiting familiar works can be. By Christopher Corwin
An NFT Version of a Banksy Artwork That’s Up for Auction Could Prompt a Lawsuit It's unclear whether Banksy even knows the NFT was made. By Helen Holmes
Metropolitan Opera’s ‘Tosca’ Makes Murder, Rape and Suicide a Snooze The effect was deadly, but not in the way Puccini had in mind. By James Jorden
How Kate Lee and Clovis Lima Jr. Are Connecting the Creative Cultures of Asia and Latin America By Elisa Carollo
Estate Planning Can Turn a Lifetime of Collecting Art Into a Series of Difficult Choices By Daniel Grant