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‘House Of Criticism’ Review: Jerry Saltz & Roberta Smith Find Meaning In The Messy Work Of Art Writing [Tribeca]

About a third of the way through Alison Chernick’s wonderful little documentary “House of Criticism,” Jerry Saltz, the current New York Magazine art critic and former Village Voice...

‘House of Criticism’ Review: A Pensive and Touching Portrait of Married Art Critics Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith (It Is...

The way art connects (and saves) these two on a daily basis is its own idiosyncratic story, and it speaks to a certain vanishing culture of passionate New York literary brainiacs t...

In Alison Chernick’s ‘House of Criticism,’ Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith Step Out From Behind Their Bylines

“Every debate I’ve had with Roberta, she’s right,” Saltz told Observer. “I’ve tried to contribute to her work, hundreds of pieces, but I’ve never gotten anything in, because she’s,...

Our Worst Critic

Anyone who has watched an idea smothered by a committee knows how destructive criticism can be. But it is natural; change is anxiety-provoking. The post Our Worst Critic appeared f...

Great Idea: A New Kind of Academic Publishing Dedicated to Critiquing Academic Arguments

Film Criticism’s Crisis in the Letterboxd Era

What's next for the film critic?

Engorged by Criticism

Underground Artists is an ongoing comic by Ali Fitzgerald (Hungover Bear & Friends) that follows woodland creatures as they create art and search out whimsy in a bleak forest....

Everybody’s a Critic

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One review of ‘Completely Bloody Incoherent’

What a shame that I have never quite managed to warm to meta-theatre. Splinter Productions’ latest effort, Completely Bloody Incoherent, has already received enthusiastic reviews f...

A critic’s eye view of Bill Maher’s ballyhoo at Kennedy Center

A gaggle of gagsters was on hand to honor the winner of the 27th Annual Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. By CHRIS KLIMEK

100 Words Every Theater Critic Should Know

Think you know theater lingo? This list of 100 essential critic terms sharpens your eye and ear, with a few surprises you will want to steal.

Critics like being in the Backrooms

Backrooms, Kane Parsons' movie based on the internet lore, has entered a new liminal space, the threshold where critics have seen it but you have not. They love it, giving it an 87...

Accepting Criticism

Criticism is a comment or judgment made to find fault in an idea. This can be bad for creativity, especially when it comes from a boss or a spouse. When someone produces a new ide...

How to Survive the Sting of Artistic Criticism

Why does one harsh review eclipse a hundred standing ovations? Here's how performers can weather criticism without letting it dim their light.

‘House of Criticism’ Review: Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith Get a Sincerely Sweet and Smart Documentary Love Story

Filmmaker Alison Chernick ('Itzhak') follows the two art critics, married since 1992, from galleries to diners to interactions with famous friends including Cindy Sherman and Lena...

The Political Truths of Literary Friendship

The private letters of famed literary critic Harold Bloom offer an ethical guide for politics.

20. Criticism Has No Place in Wargaming [April 28, 2019]

A new episode has been added to the database: 20. Criticism Has No Place in Wargaming [April 28, 2019]

Of An Obscurity Of Poets

A parliament of owls will gather round to have a chat,...

‘William Street’ review: the sacred and the profane

The Fifth Act Company is certainly the theatre company to watch. Founded by three Oxford Brookes students in summer 2025, the company debuted on 19 May with William Street, “develo...

Review – The Nice House by the Sea #10: Too Many Writers

The Houses are united for the first time, and Max's final game for the survivors of Earth begins.

A house housing three

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A Trollish New Campus Novel Hates Students and Professors Alike

“The Vivisectors,” by Missouri Williams, critiques the hollowness of contemporary life. But it’s tricky to gauge the book’s level of self-awareness.

The Crisis of the Museum Is the Crisis of the White Cube

The white cube created an environment of concentration and contemplation that reinforced the idea of art as an autonomous sphere separated from everyday life, but what was once its...

Contrapposto by Dave Eggers review – this portrait of an artist falls flat

The story of a lifelong friendship between two art-world mavericks from the working-class midwest is disappointingly piousDave Eggers, the author of more than a dozen novels as wel...