Davidson on James Turrell’s Hallucinatory Guggenheim Transformation
He's given visitors a new reason to raise their gaze.
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Bloomberg’s Brilliant, Radical $20 Billion Waterfront Defense Plan
The mayor leaves an immense to-do list for his successor.
Justin Davidson on the Transporting Power of the Nomadic Guitarist Bombino
Recently, he has embarked on a different kind of wandering, which brings him to the Celebrate Brooklyn! festival on June 21.
Justin Davidson on the Twin Legacies of Le Corbusier
Why architects have never stopped paying tribute to him.
Jerry Saltz and Justin Davidson on the Restoration of Donald Judd’s Loft
Our art and architecture critics walked through it together.
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."
Justin Davidson on Ada Louise Huxtable, 1921–2013
"At 90, she was still writing circles around the rest of us."
Davidson: The Subtle Greatness of Grand Central May Get Trampled by Midtown Rezoning
The City Planning Department has floated a sweeping proposal that combines swollen ambitions for the skyline with puny civic aspirations.
Critics' Roundtable: What Was the Cultural Event of 2012?
And four other equally pertinent questions.
Justin Davidson's Top 10 Classical Music Performances of 2012
Thomas Adès’s The Tempest, “John Cage at 100,” and more.
Davidson: Cornell’s New East River Campus Aims to Foster Human Creativity
But it looks a little robotic.
Justin Davidson on Peter Gelb’s Operatic Tyranny
"Gelb has only his own judgment to fall back on, and nobody to tell him when it’s flawed."
Justin Davidson on New York City Opera’s Last-Chance Season
The company has four chances to save itself.
Justin Davidson on the Disappearing Conductor James Levine
The current of conviction flowing from him has flickered.
Justin Davidson on Closing the Philharmonic’s Generation Gap
Whoever succeeds Zarin Mehta as executive director will have to work to continue breaking down the idea that the Philharmonic is forbidding and elitist.
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