Selected Stories
Jacqueline de Jong Pants It All (T magazine)
Duro Olowu curates Chicago (Vogue)
Jagged Little Pill hits Broadway (Vogue)
Agnes Pelton finally gets her due (Vogue)
Harold Ancart’s latest alibi for painting (T magazine)
Pat Steir on the genius of Rembrandt (T magazine)
Lisa Yuskavage is here to shock you (T magazine)
Suzanne Jackson stretches the boundaries of painting (T magazine)
Parker Posey’s high flying memoir (Vogue.com)
On Three Identical Strangers (Vogue.com
On I, Tonya, Tonya Harding and Lorena Bobbitt (Vogue.com)
How The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Trades on Joan Rivers and Lenny Bruce (Vogue.com)
Kara Walker's show at Sikkema Jenkins & Co. was a sensation even before it opened (Vogue.com)
Rachel Khong's Goodbye, Vitamin may be the best book of the summer (Vogue.com)
Danzy Senna doesn't mind if New People makes you uncomfortable (Vogue.com)
On the feminist dance documentary Bobbi Jene (Vogue.com)
Talking James Baldwin with Raoul Peck (Vogue.com)
The subtle disruption of Toyin Ojih Odutola's drawings at the Whitney (Vogue.com)
On Louis C.K.'s off-putting abortion jokes (Vogue.com)
Has Donald Trump ruined exclamation points for the rest of us? (Vogue.com)
Wrestling with Paul Verhoeven's Elle in the aftermath of the election (Vogue.com)
Gilmore Girls in the age of anxiety (Vogue.com)
In American Honey, Andrea Arnold chases the dregs of the American Dream (Vogue.com)
Prepare to be haunted by Moonlight (Vogue.com)
Sean Baker's The Florida Project finds the magic in Orlando's urban sprawl (Vogue.com)
In Cameraperson, Kirsten Johnson considers the price of her work (Vogue.com)
On Laurie Anderson's arrestingly honest Heart of a Dog (Vogue.com)
The deeply comforting mise en scene of Landline (Vogue.com)
How The Wizard of Lies recasts Bernie Madoff as Donald Trump (Vogue.com)
Prepare to be obsessed with Big Little Lies (Vogue.com)
On transactional sex in The Girlfriend Experience (Vogue.com)
Nacho Vigalando's Colossal undermines the Hatha-Haters (Vogue.com)
The eternal Friends-zoning of David Schwimmer (Vogue.com)
Disjointed proves weed culture has jumped the shark (Vogue.com)
On the feature film-strength Instagram filter that is Captain Fantastic (Vogue.com)
Spike Lee lays out Michael Jackson's musical origin story (Vogue.com)
The way-too-soon-ness of Trumped (Vogue.com)
In Porcelain: A Memoir, Moby peddles nostalgia for 90's New York (Vogue.com)
The Art Life is a very Lynchian documentary about David Lynch (Vogue.com)
On Harper Lee, Go Set a Watchman and the spin-off era (Vogue.com)
On the plight of the female super hero (Vogue.com)