SYLVIA PLATH'S UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS

Beverley Knowles finds another side to the poet's tragic talent at an exhibition of her drawings ... read more »
COMMENTS: 0 |DARKNESS VISIBLE

Simon Willis explores Rembrandt's influence on Francis Bacon at "Irrational Marks", an exhibition at Ordovas in London ... read more »
COMMENTS: 0 |AS YOU WERE: CULTURE AFTER 9/11

A decade ago, critics predicted that September 11th would change how America thinks and feels. Lee Siegel argues that it's as restless as ever ... read more »
COMMENTS: 0 |ADRIAN TOMINE GETS HAPPY

Adrian Tomine's latest book is a sweet meditation on wedding planning. Emily Flake asks him if he worries about seeming too well-adjusted ... read more »
COMMENTS: 0 |ALIVE AND GLOWING

When a cathedral needs a new stained-glass window, Tom Denny’s telephone rings. Ann Wroe watches him at work on a major commission ... read more »
COMMENTS: 0 |PAINTING IN STONE

Long ago Margaret Drabble fell for the colours of Florence. Now it’s the semi-precious stones that especially delight her ... read more »
COMMENTS: 0 |IN SEARCH OF NELLY

Northern England, 1936: a boy of six suddenly hears that he once had a mother. All that survives of her is a handful of photos and her sheet music. Only later does he piece together her story. A memoir by Irving Wardle ...
read more »COMMENTS: 0 |THE AMERICAN FRONTIER

Few know of Timothy O'Sullivan, though he was one of the first photographers to chronicle the American west. Alexander Ewing surveys a show of his work at the Smithsonian in Washington, DC ... read more »
COMMENTS: 1 |BOOK CHOICE: A NEW COLUMN

In "Book Choice", the first of a series, Maggie Fergusson, secretary of the Royal Society of Literature in London, tells us what good books she's read lately ... read more »
COMMENTS: 0 |A TIME-CAPSULE IN ARLES

Art.view visits a charming museum of life in a French village in the 19th-century ... read more »
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