Object Lessons
Is it wrong to treat a person like an artwork? Henry James's novels have inspired a long-running philosophical debate.
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The World Asunder: Klimt, Schiele, and Their Time
Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele barely lived to see the rigid bureaucracy of the Habsburg Monarchy smash into a mosaic of clashing cultures, but even their earlier works are unwitting harbingers of the…
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Mind’s Eye
Vernon Lee—a British philosopher, critic, and author of ghost stories—believed that we inherit an artwork's affect by closely studying its composition.
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Deborah Remington
Deborah Remington’s paintings and drawings present viewers with a series of eerie evocations vaguely reminiscent of objects and landscapes.
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