Biennale Report: The Venice Biennale Celebrates the Feminine Surreal In the 59th Venice Biennale, "The Milk of Dreams," they spotlight women surrealists and the global perspective on living in the current era. By Farah Abdessamad
Review: Memory Plays Are Huge in Theater Right Now but “The Memory Exam” May Be Easy to Forget Memory plays are having a moment in theater but "The Memory Exam" may not live up to its name. By Rhoda Feng
Double Fair Report: The Armory Show and Art on Paper Pack a Punch in 2022 Both the Armory Show and Art on Paper took place this weekend, among others this crowded September. Here's what you missed. By Farah Abdessamad
Review: Author Kathleen Hale’s ‘Slenderman’ Skillfully Takes on a Teen Creepy-Pasta Inspired Murder Case By Nathan Smith
Review: Acclaimed Francophone Musical ‘Notre Dame de Paris’ Premieres in New York City By Farah Abdessamad
Review: ‘Unmask Alice’ Unveils the Religious Grifter Beatrice Sparks Behind the Cult Classic ‘Go Ask Alice’ By Nathan Smith
Review: Polymath Artist Frank Walter’s Paintings Shine at David Zwirner Gallery, Curated by Hilton Als By Annie Levin
Review: Alyssa Songsiridej’s Debut Novel ‘Little Rabbit’ Reels You in With Nuance and Kink By Danielle Chelosky
Review: ‘Golden Shield’ Is a Courtroom Drama That Aims For Layered Nuance, Lands on Confusing Audiences By David Cote
Review: ‘The Minutes’ Is a Haunting Examination of Who We Really Are and Have Always Been By Rex Reed