Jerry Saltz

The first thing you're likely to read about the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new exhibition dedicated to the Harlem Renaissance is that it's a long-overdue atonement for past sins.

In the year 286, Emperor Diocletian began to formalize a division of the Roman Empire into two parts.

The Met’s exhibition of art from the African territories of the Byzantine Empire was a triumph.

The Whitney Biennial isn't what it used to be. Once, it was mainly for the inhabitants of that strange royal court we call the art world — for insiders, in other words.

Richard Serra, who died on Tuesday at the age of 85, was a powerhouse locomotive of American art.

And it’s where I put ketchup on everything.

A new film by Arthur Jafa restores the Scorsese classic to its original intention.

Perhaps no character in American cinema has proved more relevant to our times than Taxi Driver 's Travis Bickle, who seems to contain within him

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