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Theater Review: Sondheim’s ‘Merrily We Roll Along’ in Encores! Staging09 Feb 12, 07:02:01 The first production of this season’s Encores! series, Stephen Sondheim and Gorge Furth’s “Merrily We Roll Along,” comes across as oddly quaint and self-conscious. Art Review: Renoir’s Full-Length Paintings at the Frick Collection09 Feb 12, 06:02:51 The emphasis in this fashion-conscious show is less on the clothes than on the traditional portrait format and the imposing scale that displays them to best advantage. Frame: Dog Art at Metropolitan Museum and Morgan Library09 Feb 12, 06:02:21 From mutts to purebreds, dogs are immortalized in New York City’s art collections. Inside Art: Met Show Focuses on Gertrude Stein’s Family as Art Patrons09 Feb 12, 05:02:46 A show about Gertrude Stein’s family as art patrons is coming to the Met. Also: paintings by Walter De Maria at the Menil Collection and Bomb Magazine’s Web site is posting more material by and about artists. Art Review: ‘Testimonios,’ Popular Arts at El Museo del Barrio09 Feb 12, 06:02:36 “Testimonios: 100 Years of Popular Expression” at El Museo del Barrio is a kaleidoscopic display of more than 300 works taken almost entirely from the museum’s collection. Movie Review: ‘Safe House,’ With Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds09 Feb 12, 06:02:03 In this story about the bad, bad things that agents sometimes do in the name of country and company, Denzel Washington is put through his action-flick paces. Movie Review: ‘The Vow,’ With Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum09 Feb 12, 05:02:56 In a romantic tale, Rachel McAdams plays an artsy young wife happily married until a car accident sends her into a coma from which she emerges with amnesia. Movie Review: Linda Cardellini in Liza Johnson’s Film ‘Return’09 Feb 12, 06:02:08 Liza Johnson’s sober feature film debut, about a soldier returning from overseas duty, is a study of depression in a depressed environment. Movie Review: Bela Tarr’s Final Film, ‘The Turin Horse’09 Feb 12, 05:02:40 The Hungarian director Bela Tarr’s black-and-white film “The Turin Horse” (he has said it’s last) is a thorough and systematic statement of intellectual despair. Books of The Times: ‘What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank,’ Stories by Nathan Englander09 Feb 12, 06:02:45 There is a dark undertow to many of Nathan Englander’s stories, reminding us of the human capacity for evil and appetite for revenge. For ‘The Descendants,’ a New Angle in the Oscar Race09 Feb 12, 06:02:46 “The Descendants,” slipping from front-runner to underdog in the Oscar race, tries a new tack. Movie Review: Three Programs in ‘Oscar Nominated Short Films 2012’09 Feb 12, 07:02:53 “Oscar Nominated Short Films” programs present documentary, live action and animated movies from around the world. The Carpetbagger: Black Fire Hydrants, O.C.D Costumes and Other Tricks of the Craft Categories09 Feb 12, 02:02:43 The fire hydrant was painted black in "The Artist" while the makeup artist for "Albert Nobbs" studies the wrinkles of everyone he comes across. More on the tricks of the trade of nominees in the so-called craft categories at the Academy Awards. The Carpetbagger: My Oscar Picks: Tabatha Coffey09 Feb 12, 12:02:39 Tabatha Coffey of “Tabatha Takes Over” on Bravo shares her picks for the Oscar. The Carpetbagger: Justin Bieber Makes an Awards-Season Appearance, Sort of09 Feb 12, 11:02:13 The Visual Effects Society gives a boost to "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" and "Hugo," while Justin Bieber's film winds up on the short list of inspirational films up for the Epiphany Prize ArtsBeat: 'Stick Fly' to Close at the Cort This Month09 Feb 12, 05:02:03 “Stick Fly,” the Broadway play about an emotionally stormy weekend at the vacation home of an African-American family, will close on Feb. 26. ArtsBeat: American Ballet Theater Thwarts Mikhailovsky's Summer Plans09 Feb 12, 03:02:13 Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev, two dancers with the Mikhailovsky Theater in St. Petersburg, Russia, also happen to dance with American Ballet Theater. ArtsBeat: Björk Cancels Thursday Concert09 Feb 12, 02:02:53 Bjork has cancelled her Thursday-night performance at the New York Hall of Science in Queens because of health issues. A Word With: Paul Epworth: Paul Epworth, on Producing Adele09 Feb 12, 06:02:20 Nominated for a Grammy as producer of the year, Paul Epworth describes what went into Adele’s monster hit “Rolling in the Deep” and other songs he worked on with her. Music Review: Bill Callahan Show at Jazz at Lincoln Center09 Feb 12, 06:02:37 Bill Callahan brought his bone-dry baritone and the deadpan philosophy of his lyrics to Lincoln Center’s American Songbook Series. Music Review: ‘The Lighthouse,’ From Boston Lyric Opera09 Feb 12, 06:02:11 “The Lighthouse,” the 1980 opera by Peter Maxwell Davies, is being performed at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum. Antiques: Antiques: Furniture Dossiers, Naval Flags and Railroad Items09 Feb 12, 05:02:18 A collection that flaps in the wind; a paper trail for rare furniture; and everyday items and small luxuries from the glory days of American rail travel. Art Review: ‘Spies in the House of Art’ at the Metropolitan Museum09 Feb 12, 05:02:54 The 17 contemporary works in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s exhibition “Spies in the House of Art: Photography, Film and Video” were inspired by museums. Theater Review: ‘Growing Up Gonzales’ at the Jan Hus Playhouse09 Feb 12, 06:02:39 Andres Chulisi Rodriguez portrays two brothers in the one-man show “Growing Up Gonzales” at the Jan Hus Playhouse. Theater Review: Frank Strausser’s ‘Psycho Therapy’ at Cherry Lane09 Feb 12, 05:02:29 Couples’ therapy is usually intended for two, but in “Psycho Therapy” the relationship in question is a moving target. Movie Review: ‘The Dish & the Spoon,’ From Alison Bagnall09 Feb 12, 05:02:43 Alison Bagnall’s film “The Dish & the Spoon” follows the relationship between a woman upset by her husband’s infidelity and a British teenager. Art Review: Henry Ossawa Tanner at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts09 Feb 12, 05:02:14 “Henry Ossawa Tanner: Modern Spirit,” on view at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, is a gripping exhibition of an African-American painter in search of a race-blind environment. Dance Review: Akram Khan Company’s ‘Vertical Road’ at Montclair State09 Feb 12, 05:02:38 The Akram Khan Company performed “Vertical Road,” inspired by Sufi tradition and the Persian poet Rumi, at the Peak Performances series at Montclair State University. Art In Review: STEVE GIANAKOS: ‘New Paintings’09 Feb 12, 05:02:01 Mr. Gianakos’s disjunctive, cartoon allegories of surrealistic perversity are displayed as part of his “New Paintings” exhibition. Art In Review: MARIANNE VITALE09 Feb 12, 05:02:27 Marianne Vitale’s first solo show at Alan Feuer Gallery features performance-driven sculptures that suggest a strong presence in search of the right vehicle. Art In Review: ‘LOOKING BACK/THE 6TH WHITE COLUMNS ANNUAL — SELECTED BY KEN OKIISHI AND NICK MAUSS’09 Feb 12, 05:02:57 “Looking Back/The 6th White Columns Annual — Selected by Ken Okiishi and Nick Mauss” is an indispensible year-end review of alternative art. Art In Review: KLARA LIDEN: ‘Pretty Vacant’09 Feb 12, 05:02:25 Klara Liden’s “Pretty Vacant” at Reena Spaulings Fine Art creates a quasi-secret space out of 80 used Christmas trees. Movie Review: ‘Private Romeo,’ Directed by Alan Brown09 Feb 12, 06:02:09 The director Alan Brown redirects the “Romeo and Juliet” narrative from interfamily rivalry to intrainstitutional homophobia. Movie Review: ‘Chico & Rita,’ Animated Film About Cuba and Its Music09 Feb 12, 05:02:37 The fictional couple in this animated film about Cuba and its music mingle with real-life legends like Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonius Monk and Chano Pozo. Damien Bona, Creator of ‘Inside Oscar,’ Dies at 5609 Feb 12, 07:02:17 Mr. Bona, along with Mason Wiley, wrote an encyclopedic, usually affectionate but sometimes acerbic guide called “Inside Oscar: The Unofficial History of the Academy Awards.” 09 Sep 10, 12:09:05 A free weekday e-mail newsletter featuring the best local offerings from all areas of NYTimes.com — business, arts, sports, dining, style and more. The Scoop: New York City iPhone App24 Sep 10, 10:09:32 Get a selection of the listings on your iPhone with The Scoop, The Times’s guide to what to eat, see and do in New York. Architecture: A Proposal for Penn Station and Madison Square Garden08 Feb 12, 07:02:04 Remedying the calamity that is Penn Station by moving Madison Square Garden to the Javits Center site is a way to bring back light and airy glory to New York’s transportation hub. The Week Ahead: Feb. 5 — 1105 Feb 12, 03:02:09 A selection of cultural events this week. Spare Times for Feb. 10-1609 Feb 12, 04:02:47 A selected guide to exhibitions, performances, celebrations, walks, talks and other events, including several tied to Valentine’s Day. Spare Times: For Children, for Feb. 10-1609 Feb 12, 04:02:27 Events for, by and about children, teenagers and families in New York. |
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