- 5/20/13 /
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Justin Davidson on James Levine’s Triumphant Return to Carnegie Hall
The conductor came back after two years on the disabled list.
Justin Davidson Archive
- 5/19/13 /
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Jerry Saltz and Justin Davidson on the Restoration of Donald Judd’s Loft
Our art and architecture critics walked through it together.
- 5/15/13 /
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Justin Davidson Talks to the New President of Lincoln Center, Jed Bernstein
For the first time in eleven years, the hand on the tiller at Lincoln Center is changing.
- 5/9/13 /
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Davidson: MoMA May Not Tear Down the American Folk Art Museum After All
Potentially good news for the museum's defenders.
- 4/11/13 /
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Davidson: It’s a Form of Betrayal for MoMA to Tear Down the Folk Art Museum Building
If the museum’s architects can’t figure out a way to use the building, that is a failure of imagination.
- 3/12/13 /
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Davidson on the Vienna Philharmonic’s Suppressed Nazi Past
"The orchestra was methodical in purging its Jewish members; thirteen were expelled, and five of them were murdered."
- 2/14/13 /
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Davidson: Mayor Bloomberg Reveals the Best Concert Venue of 2018
The Culture Shed will be an institution like no other: eclectic, adaptable, and untethered to an artistic program.
- 1/25/13 /
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Davidson: DJ Spooky Spins Into Oblivion at the Met
In his first year as the museum's artist-in-residence, he offers up watery music and weak ideas.
- 1/25/13 /
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How We Live Now: Davidson on Bloomberg’s Microapartments
The modern home was built for the bygone nuclear family.
- 1/8/13 /
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Justin Davidson on Ada Louise Huxtable, 1921–2013
"At 90, she was still writing circles around the rest of us."