The Arts

An interview with Kamaya Francis, a member of the Idakeda theater troupe.

Trinidad and Tobago's Kambule is not just a show, and the masquerade is not simply about having a good time.

While Hamilton and Burr competed in the same physical space, social media has brought envy into a wider sphere.

Notes on art, HIV, and quarantine in Turkey.

Otherness in Africa today is layered in a new spirit of nationalism, religion, border politics, and racial alignment.

A quest for stories drove the artist to travel across the globe before settling in Brooklyn.

Rilke's essays discussing Rodin’s work and development are as revealing of himself as they are of his subject.

The rhythmic, colorful, and divine Carnival is one of the main windows into the soul of the people.

How Spike Lee’s She’s Gotta Have It highlights the relationship between black responsibility and artistry

A bestselling postcard photographer has seen enough of the city.