Tara Donovan’s plastic construction at Lever House         Franz West: The Ego and the Id

Click Here to Read: Art: Well-Behaved Street-Corner Sculpture by Ken Johnson in the New York Times on July 23rd, 2009.

Click Here To Read: Doris C. Freedman Plaza in Central Park on July 15, 2009 – March 2010 on the Public Art Fund Website.

Click  Here to Read: Psychoanalysis Hits the Streets: A letter to the New York Times by Mark Smaller on July 24. 2009.

Click Here to Read: Attention Artist: Creative City Making Public Art Project seeks to ‘put Worcester on the Couch’ on the WCCA 13 website on July 21, 2009.

Click Here To Read: A review of Sessions: The Musical at the Algonquin Theatre in Manhattan. 

Click Here To Read:  Sessions: The Musical’s website

We were quite pleasantly surprised by this show’s mixture of humor, pathos, music, and talent.  Fifteen minutes in, the storylines picked up, the cases were involving, and a play which had seemed trite at first turned out to be quite human and satisfying–Lawrence and Tamar Schwartz

Click Here to Read: Freud In Rome: It Takes a Little Courage, a play by Robert L. Lippman, Act I scene i

Click Here To Read: Freud In Rome: It Takes a Little Courage, a play by Robert L. Lippman, Act I scene ii
 

Freud’s Sphinx

Click Here To Read: Freud’s “Eros & Thanatos” Theory of Drives through Exceptional Works of Fine Art on the Art Knowledge News Website.

Click Here To Read: Vienna exhibit illustrates Freud theory on the Press TV website on June 14, 2009.

Peter Paul Rubens (1577 to 1640).  Allegory of War, c. 1628.

Click Here To Read:  Art Review: A Grand and Intimate Modern Art Trove by By Roberta Smith in the New York Times on May 13, 2009.

A work by Cy Twombly at the new Modern Wing at the Art Institute of Chicago.

Click Here To Read: Architecture Review: Renzo Piano Embraces Chicago by By Nicolai Ouroussoff in the New York Times on May 13, 2009

 The new wing of the Art Institute of Chicago is the closest Renzo Piano has come in at least a decade to achieving a near-classical ideal.

Click Here To Read: Photo spread from the Arpil 2009 issue Italian Fashion Magazine Amica.

Click Here To Read:  A translation of the biographies from the above article, translated be Delia Battin.

Jonathan Torgovnik’s (b. 1969, Israel) photographs have been widely exhibited and published in numerous international publications, including Newsweek, Aperture, GEO, Sunday Times Magazine, and Stern, among others. He has been a contract photographer for Newsweek magazine since 2005, and is on the faculty of the International Center of Photography School in New York.
In 2007, Torgovnik won the National Portrait Gallery’s Photographic Portrait Prize for an image from Intended Consequences, his long term project on Rwandan women that were raped during the 1994 genocide and have a child as a result. Aperture Foundation just published the book of Intended Consequences.

Photograph by Jonathan Torgovnik  Continue reading Jonathan Torgovnik, Photographer

Click Here To Read: The City Visible: Analyze This By Howard Kaplan in the New York Times on March 6, 2009.