But it is at least worth hoping that a more expansive popular version of masculinity – perhaps even incorporating emotional intelligence, arts and crafts, and the poetry of Dylan Thomas – will be as difficult to kill as it was slow to arrive.
(By 1936 she felt there was "neither love nor intelligence regarding art" over at MoMA).
The sound of Ronstadt's voice — invincibility, bravery, emotion channelled into intelligence and art — is the sound of overcoming anything.
Incidental Intelligence: The art gallery called the Galerie de la Gare, in Grand Central Station, has changed its name to the Commuters' Studio.
"Alice and Martin" is a richly populated, observant film that suffers, forgivably, from an excess of curiosity about the world it depicts -- a surfeit of generosity, intelligence and art.
By B. Cullinan and John McCarten The New Yorker, May 3 , 1958P. 30 Incidental Intelligence: The art gallery called the Galerie de la Gare, in Grand Central Station, has changed its name to the Commuters' Studio.
As we explore in this week's Dining section, Peter Kaminsky, a two-decade veteran of the eating beat and the author of a new book called "Culinary Intelligence: The Art of Eating Healthy (And Really Well)," found himself on the brink of a health crisis late in 2007, when a doctor told him that his body had begun flirting with obesity and diabetes.
But the public's embrace of such theoretically unfashionable concepts in Bloom's book as "poetic genius, great intelligence in art, terms that postmodernists dismiss," argues that "we'd better look very carefully not at what Bloom's doing, but what we're doing in the academy".
Warehouse-style galleries such as Arsenal and Division Gallery, both on Rue William, are smaller than the main museums downtown but more challenging – until 3 July, for example, an interactive, virtual- and augmented-reality exhibition called Automata examines the impact of artificial intelligence on art and culture.
