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It Tolls for Thee

October 27, 2017

Bells have been around for as long as people have been on the planet. The actual bell as we know …

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The Content of Her Character

September 21, 2017

From the moment we humans first developed speech, stories have been told about courage. It is seen as a manly …

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The Woman Makes the Clothes

August 23, 2017

Nothing prepares you for the sheer energy of Rei Kawakubo’s designs. From the hands and imagination of this Japanese founder …

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The Wave and the Mountain

August 4, 2017

The framed photograph of my mother, happy and dressed for my brother’s wedding, sits on a Korean chest in my …

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When Your Mother Dies

May 18, 2017

When your mother dies, it’s the first thing that comes into your mind when you open your eyes in the …

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Clowning Glory

March 30, 2017

On view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art at the moment is an exhibition entitled “Seurat’s Circus Sideshow,” a collection …

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Trash and Treasure, Part II

March 9, 2017

It is possible, in a single week, to see both the sublime and the ridiculous in almost anything. Exhibit #1: …

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From Many, One

February 22, 2017

We have a new subway line in New York, the “Q”, which runs up the East Side of Manhattan and …

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A Political Lesson in the Prodigal Son

February 1, 2017

A revisit to New York City Ballet recently set me thinking about families, and forgiveness, and welcome. One of Balanchine’s …

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An Inauguration Day Letter to Hillary

January 16, 2017

Dear Mrs. Clinton: On this day when I find myself more alienated from my own country and government than ever …

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