Maine artist Robert Shetterly's “Americans Who Tell the Truth" exhibit at the Albany Institute of History & Art celebrates ...

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This sequence perfectly encapsulates the main idea of “The Brutalist”: the American dream has been perverted. Corbet’s ...

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My assumption that humanist academics were all on the left was foolish, of course. But so was my defeatist certainty that ...