The New York Times Magazine 1999 Michael Kimmelman - Abstracts
| The New York Times Magazine 1999 Michael Kimmelman | |||||
| Title | Subject | Authors | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prodigy's return: a promising pianist as a young man, the author gave up music for a career as an art critic; now the lure of his former love has led him to enter a competition with the highest personal stakes.(Michael Kimmelman; 1999 International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs) | Michael Kimmelman | ||||
| The importance of Matthew Barney.(video artist and sculptor) | Michael Kimmelman | ||||
| The lost art of immortality: since Byron shocked a Romantic world, the price of fame has gone way dwon.(The Me Millennium) | Michael Kimmelman | ||||
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