Anatoly Grablevsky on Giovanni Bellini’s “Pietà” & Pietro Perugino’s “Man of Sorrows,” at the Morgan Library & Museum.

“On average, the number of submitted complaints of apparent and/or actual violations is thirty per month,” said Meredith Z.

A Dance in Three Acts,” performed by American Ballet Theatre.

But it is, in my judgment and others’, his perfect opera.

On Charles Scribner III, the Dinnersteins, American music, the Founding Fathers & more from the world of culture.

Badgers are my favorite animal. I have over the years published three scholarly articles about ancient words for these mustelids and have a house filled with brock-a-brac. I would be chuffed to see a ...

On Modern Buildings in London by Ian Nairn & the exhibitions “Portraits of Dogs” & “Turner and Bonington” at the Wallace Collection, London.

Bennett Tucker on Handel’s “La resurrezione,” performed by the Barrocada collective, at St John’s Anglican Church, Haifa, ...

Sally Quinn won’t return my emails. Perhaps Quinn, the doyenne of Washington, D.C., and the widow of the Washington Post legend Ben Bradlee, is overwrought. As she recently lamented in The New York ...

Democrats won recent elections in New York City, New Jersey, and Virginia by calling attention to the “affordability crisis”—the claim that prices are too high and stretching the budgets of most ...

The question of what to charge museum visitors for admission, or whether such institutions should just be free to the public, can make administrators feel defensive. They will boast of the number of ...