08/09/2013 An Opportunity for Renewal Selling masterpieces from the DIA won't save Detroit from their enormous debt, but maybe some humility might help by deeleichhardt7 §
07/29/2013 The Inner Light Meditating from the floor of the Guggenheim with James Turrell's "Aten Reign" by deeleichhardt7 §
07/15/2013 Worship at Tiffany’s Color, light, impurity, and devotion in Louis Comfort Tiffany's forgotten chapel. by deeleichhardt7 §
06/19/2013 Of Harmony and Regret Albert Bierstadt captured an Emersonian scene of the Hetch Hetchy Canyon, a scene we can no longer see. by deeleichhardt7 §
06/05/2013 Surrender to Proust 100 years since Swann’s Way was first published, the work still baffles us. Maybe the best way to enjoy it is to relinquish our usual sensibilities. by deeleichhardt7 §
05/08/2013 The First New Atheist 200 years after his birth, Kierkegaard’s philosophies are more relevant than ever. by deeleichhardt7 §
04/29/2013 The Painter in Chief George W. Bush’s leaked paintings may seem out of character, but they remind us that he is first and foremost a realist. by deeleichhardt7 §