Alan G. Artner

Karl Wirsum exhibited in the first "Hairy Who" exhibition at the Hyde Park Art Center more than 40 years ago and is one of the fantastic figurative artists who became...

We all love being insiders -- knowing the best spot to sit, the cool parking that nobody else knows about, that bathroom you can get to and be back in...

Our critics give their picks from the Looptopia lineup. All events are free unless otherwise noted. ART / Alan G. Artner "Cezanne to Picasso: Ambroise Vollard, Patron of the Avant-Garde"...

During William Schuman's lifetime (1910-1992), his Third Symphony often was mentioned along with with the Thirds by Roy Harris and Aaron Copland as a possible candidate for the Great American...

Most commanding of the still-active conductors who flourished in the Soviet Union is the Dadaistic Gennadi Rozhdestvensky, 75, well-known in the West for his wide repertory, dislike of rehearsals and...

THEATER - Main-floor tickets to the reputable national touring production of "Twelve Angry Men" (starring Richard Thomas and George Wendt) can be had for $41, in honor of Super Bowl...

During William Schuman's lifetime (1910-1992), his Third Symphony often was mentioned along with the Thirds by Roy Harris and Aaron Copland as a possible candidate for the Great American Symphony....

In his program notes for this stirring release, Andrew Manze writes that C.P.E. Bach is an "essential figure in the line of descent from his father, the reactionary Bach, to...

Jordi Savall, the great Catalan viol player, conductor and composer, has recorded only two discs of the music of Mozart: the "Masonic Funeral Music" and "Requiem" for the 200th anniversary...

John Barbirolli's stature as a proponent of the music of Gustav Mahler was well-documented by several commercial recordings made in the 1960s. His comparable work on behalf of Anton Bruckner...