Tag: By Claire Lambrecht
Claire Lambrecht: Town Crier Michael Lewis Travels the New Third World
October 2011 |
A review of Michael Lewis’s new book, Boomerang: Travels in the New Third World, which illuminates the underpinnings of the global financial crisis. |
Claire Lambrecht: No Sound, But So Loud
September 2011 |
The International Center of Photography’s installation, “Memory Remains: 9/11 Artifacts in Hangar 17,” reminds us how simple items, such as an aging subway ad and a newspaper clipping, have the ability to access a truth that exceeds the grasp of words. |
Claire Lambrecht: Welcome to Ost
September 2011 |
The skeletons of the lost Soviet empire continue to fascinate Americans. |
Claire Lambrecht: The Bittersweet Romance of the pre-“High Line” High Line
July 2011 |
Joel Sternfeld’s photographs show us a time when the High Line was a river of grass. |
Claire Lambrecht: David Carr Versus the World
June 2011 |
The subject of the new documentary Page One: Inside the New York Times makes you wonder how America has allowed itself to be sated on a diet of high-fructose Kardashian for so many seasons. |
