Stephen Kinzer

Stephen Kinzer is a music journalist. Below are 128 of 128 articles datpiff.ink indexes across 1 publication. Each links out to the original at the publisher.

• Fernando Botero, Artist of Whimsical Rotundity, Is Dead at 91 — The New York Times · Sep 15, 2023
• One College's Long Shadow: Looking Back at the 'Williams Mafia' — The New York Times · Mar 31, 2004
• Musicians in Chicago Seek To Hold On to Barenboim — The New York Times · Mar 04, 2004
• Art Institute of Chicago Appoints Courtauld Chief Its New Director — The New York Times · Jan 22, 2004
• Sowing Art on the Kansas Prairie; Local Boy Returns to Add Color and Commerce to a Fading Town — The New York Times · Jan 22, 2004
• Many State Arts Councils Make Their Case and Survive Budget Cuts — The New York Times · Jan 08, 2004
• Eyes on Mesopotamian Glory; New Focus on Cradle of Civilization at Two Museums — The New York Times · Jan 06, 2004
• A Jazz Legend Rekindles Kansas City's Musical Past — The New York Times · Jan 03, 2004
• Embracing Southern Art: Old Times There Are Not Forgotten — The New York Times · Nov 12, 2003
• Dolls as Role Models, Neither Barbie nor Britney — The New York Times · Nov 06, 2003
• Taking Jazz Into Strange (90 Minute) Territory — The New York Times · Oct 29, 2003
• Where the Big Attraction Is a Big-House Museum — The New York Times · Oct 15, 2003
• Director To Leave Art Institute Of Chicago — The New York Times · Sep 09, 2003
• Concerto for Orchestra and Hopeful City; Renewal Project In Detroit Blends A Concert Hall And a School — The New York Times · Sep 04, 2003
• Just For Art, Mexican Broke The Mold; A Retrospective Is Gerzso's First Since His Death — The New York Times · Aug 26, 2003
• As Max Beckmann Gets a New York Spotlight, St. Louis Shares in the Glow — The New York Times · Aug 12, 2003
• CHICAGO: MUSEUM CLOSING — The New York Times · Jun 24, 2003
• As Funds Disappear, So Do Orchestras — The New York Times · May 14, 2003
• Mr. Jefferson, What's This About a Contretemps? — The New York Times · Apr 30, 2003
• The Luster of Glass Joins Art's Mainstream; Works Once Dismissed as Crafts Enjoy a New Level of Respect — The New York Times · Apr 28, 2003
• The Dead Sea Scrolls: Middle West Miracle — The New York Times · Apr 23, 2003
• Sci-Fi Shrine for Seattle, Complete With Aliens — The New York Times · Apr 17, 2003
• Reliving the Day a Shot Was Fired in Memphis; Museumgoers Get The Evidence That James Earl Ray Killed Martin Luther King — The New York Times · Apr 02, 2003
• In Search of the Blues, at Its Roots; Musing on a Genre's Purity, Fans Flock to Mississippi — The New York Times · Mar 25, 2003
• Mixing Tragedy With Art In Dallas; Book Depository Site Now Includes Gallery — The New York Times · Mar 03, 2003
• Some States Propose End to Arts Spending — The New York Times · Feb 20, 2003
• Deep in the Heart of Modernity; Fort Worth Museum Frames Art in Wide Open Spaces — The New York Times · Jan 29, 2003
• Artist Sought Native Nobility and Found a Meal Ticket — The New York Times · Jan 01, 2003
• From Oblivion to Ovation: An Opera Right Out of the Harlem Renaissance — The New York Times · Dec 28, 2002
• Arts Advocacy Group Ponders Its Good Fortune — The New York Times · Dec 25, 2002
• More-Ambitious Art Shows and Catalogs on Campus — The New York Times · Dec 11, 2002
• A Painter Overcomes the Curse of Excess Success — The New York Times · Nov 28, 2002
• Museum's Goal: Save the World's Wild Places — The New York Times · Nov 05, 2002
• Writers Hone Words of Praise for a Treasured Mentor — The New York Times · Oct 30, 2002
• A New Life For Revolutionary Art — The New York Times · Oct 29, 2002
• One 15th-Century Print Does a Star Turn in Cleveland — The New York Times · Oct 16, 2002
• Charlotte Acclaims Romare Bearden as a Native Son — The New York Times · Oct 02, 2002
• Steel From Fallen Towers Is Reborn in Sculptor's Hands — The New York Times · Sep 11, 2002
• An Arab-American's Act Is Off Jackie Mason Bill — The New York Times · Aug 29, 2002
• One National Park Is Part of the Dance at Another — The New York Times · Aug 27, 2002
• The New Battle of Chancellorsville; Development and Preservation Interests Clash at Civil War Sites — The New York Times · Aug 27, 2002
• In Cincinnati, Art Bows to the Privacy of Death — The New York Times · Aug 03, 2002
• Mexico's Cultural Diplomacy Aims to Win Hearts in U.S. — The New York Times · Aug 01, 2002
• George Washington: Mr. Excitement?; Mount Vernon, Alarmed by Fading Knowledge, Seeks to Pep Up His Image — The New York Times · Jul 29, 2002
• Black Festival Aims For More in Atlanta — The New York Times · Jul 24, 2002
• An Old Gothic Campus Is Purging Its Architecture of 60's Functionalism — The New York Times · Jul 06, 2002
• Painterly Sermons Mix Severe and Sensual; Bringing to Light an Artist and Preacher Rooted in Southern Culture — The New York Times · Jul 01, 2002
• From Turmoil, a Bold Vision; Director Plots Major Expansion for Boston Museum — The New York Times · Jun 25, 2002
• The World as a Cavalcade Patterns, Not Always Pretty — The New York Times · Jun 16, 2002
• Gifts of Gauguins and Other Art for Chicago Museum — The New York Times · May 30, 2002
• Eva Who? Giving a Little-Known Artist Her Due — The New York Times · Apr 30, 2002
• Plans for Museum Buoy Armenians And Dismay Turks — The New York Times · Apr 24, 2002
• The Windy City's Mexican Center Expands — The New York Times · Apr 24, 2002
• What's This? An Art Boom In the Heartland — The New York Times · Apr 24, 2002
• Plans for Museum Buoy Armenians and Dismay Turks — The New York Times · Apr 24, 2002
• Catholic Reformers Sense Momentum, But Doubts Remain — The New York Times · Apr 20, 2002
• Memory Persists in a Dalí Pavilion Revisited — The New York Times · Apr 08, 2002
• An Orchestra That Won't Give Up; The Players Own It, And Took a Pay Cut — The New York Times · Mar 20, 2002
• A Museum Gives Comic-Strip Works a New Cachet — The New York Times · Mar 14, 2002
• From Notes to Flowcharts — The New York Times · Feb 25, 2002
• Arts in America: For Artists, A Sanctuary From Sept. 11; A Santa Fe Program Offers Time and Space — The New York Times · Jan 23, 2002
• 91 Years After Dying, Mahler Hits His Stride — The New York Times · Jan 17, 2002
• A Train to a Plane to a Bus to a Subway — The New York Times · Jan 13, 2002
• Still Seduced by That Charm and Infinite Variety — The New York Times · Jan 08, 2002
• Photographs of Black Life Go to Pittsburgh Museum — The New York Times · Dec 24, 2001
• Enron's Fall Reverberates In Houston's Arts World — The New York Times · Dec 18, 2001
• Arts in America: It's Museum Time Down South; From Virginia to Louisiana, a Building Boom for Culture — The New York Times · Dec 18, 2001
• Break Up Afghanistan? Why Not? — The New York Times · Dec 01, 2001
• Sept. 11 Influenced Move Of Director to Hirshhorn — The New York Times · Nov 12, 2001
• Throngs at Art Institute of Chicago Say Go van Gogh — The New York Times · Nov 08, 2001
• As Tourism Halts in New Orleans, Musicians Play On — The New York Times · Sep 25, 2001
• Vegas Museums Play to Type; Where Elvis, Gamblers and Neon Are Celebrated as Cultural Treasures — The New York Times · Sep 05, 2001
• A Dramatic Geometric Jumble For a Denver Museum's New Wing — The New York Times · Aug 30, 2001
• Art on Streets Till the Cows Come Home — The New York Times · Aug 20, 2001
• Leading Charleston to Its Past — The New York Times · Aug 14, 2001
• A Patriarch of the Blues Burnishes His Own Legend — The New York Times · Jul 12, 2001
• An Indian Craftsman Sees Glass Full of Possibilities — The New York Times · Jul 03, 2001
• How the Arrival of Artificial Light Changed Everything — The New York Times · Jun 13, 2001
• Still Setting the Tone In the Southeast; Charleston's All-Purpose Arts Festival At 25, Ever Eclectic but Newly Secure — The New York Times · Jun 05, 2001
• A New Conductor Shifts an Orchestra's Mood to Allegro — The New York Times · May 09, 2001
• Border to Border, Turkey's a Kaleidoscope of Art and Culture — The New York Times · May 02, 2001
• In North Carolina, the Superstars Are the Potters — The New York Times · Apr 10, 2001
• Sargent Show Reveals the Bold Strokes of a Shy Painter — The New York Times · Mar 15, 2001
• Far From New York, Images of the City at Its Liveliest — The New York Times · Mar 08, 2001
• Arts in America; A Struggle to Be Seen — The New York Times · Feb 22, 2001
• 'Avant-Garde' Artists Come In From the Cold (War) — The New York Times · Feb 14, 2001
• Black Life, In Black And White; Court Ruling Frees the Legacy Of a Tireless News Photographer — The New York Times · Feb 07, 2001
• From Brainwash to Carwash: Creating a National Passion — The New York Times · Feb 06, 2001
• Quirky Classical Beacon May Shake, Rattle and Roll — The New York Times · Jan 31, 2001
• Soul Searching at a Private Pantheon of Art; Menil Collection in Houston Grapples With Its Identity Under New Leadership — The New York Times · Jan 31, 2001
• Into a Movement That Cast Art as a Mystical Journey — The New York Times · Jan 25, 2001
• At 80, Still Generating Art Rooted in Respect for Painting — The New York Times · Jan 02, 2001
• Two With Unerring Eyes For Art's Visionaries; Texas Museums Honor Defenders of the Avant-Garde — The New York Times · Jan 01, 2001
• Museums and Tribes: A Tricky Truce — The New York Times · Dec 24, 2000
• Striking It Rich in Art; Houston Museum Expands Its Space, Holdings and Public — The New York Times · Dec 18, 2000
• A Pocket-Size Opera From a Harrowing Kafka Story — The New York Times · Dec 06, 2000
• A Desire to Dazzle That Didn't Know When to Stop — The New York Times · Nov 29, 2000
• The Man Who Made Jazz Hot; 60 Years After His Death, Jelly Roll Morton Gets Respect — The New York Times · Nov 28, 2000
• Bitter Intramural Rumblings At Chicago's Quiet Museum; Board Dissidents See a Plot to Sabotage Its On-Site Survival — The New York Times · Nov 08, 2000
• Kemal Sunal, 55, Popular Turkish Comic Star — The New York Times · Jul 05, 2000
• The Dazzling Treasures Amassed by the Sultans — The New York Times · Mar 05, 2000
• Modern Crafts Imbued With With Spiritual Memory — The New York Times · Dec 28, 1999
• Muddy Waters and Bessie Smith Come to Istanbul — The New York Times · May 23, 1999
• In an Ancient Capital, a Trove of Pebbles, Artfully Arranged — The New York Times · Mar 22, 1998
• Arts Abroad; In India, Pioneers of Modernism Savor Their Success — The New York Times · Jan 29, 1998
• Chronicle of an Upheaval the World Couldn't See — The New York Times · Jan 25, 1998
• In a Far Desert, a Startling Trove of Art — The New York Times · Jan 04, 1998
• Once a Pop Star, Now He Sings Softly of Tragedy — The New York Times · Dec 08, 1997
• Religion And Art Collide In Turkey — The New York Times · Jul 28, 1997
• Adventures of a Man Who Defied the Gods: A Tale Retold With a New Goal of 'Reality' — The New York Times · May 18, 1997
• Classical Music Apolitical? Not in Turkey — The New York Times · May 04, 1997
• Turkey's Passionate Interpreter to the World — The New York Times · Apr 13, 1997
• Ruth Berghaus, 68, Director And Choreographer, Is Dead — The New York Times · Jan 29, 1996
• Berlin Unveils a Rescued Otto Dix of 1920 — The New York Times · Sep 14, 1995
• A German Loved and Loathed Gets His Day in America — The New York Times · May 21, 1995
• Collector Who Fled The Nazis Returns With His Artworks — The New York Times · May 13, 1995
• Spring Music Festival Announced for Berlin — The New York Times · Mar 06, 1995
• So Dazzled by New York, So Haunted by Berlin — The New York Times · Feb 19, 1995
• Russian Artists Flocking To Berlin — The New York Times · Jan 17, 1995
• Wrapping the Reichstag: Christo Gets a Go-Ahead — The New York Times · Feb 26, 1994
• Cradle of Nazis Confronts Its Past — The New York Times · Jan 04, 1994
• For a German Gadfly, a New Play, a New Furor — The New York Times · Mar 11, 1993
• Christo Sets His Sights On Wrapping Reichstag — The New York Times · Jan 07, 1993
• Germany Discovers a Tormented Artist — The New York Times · May 23, 1992
• Nazi Show Of 'Bad' Art Reopens In Berlin — The New York Times · Mar 05, 1992
• A Collector Creates A German Museum — The New York Times · Jul 23, 1991
• Berlin Turning Into a Mecca for Jazz — The New York Times · Sep 08, 1990
• Rock Mimics Life, and a Wall Falls — The New York Times · Jul 23, 1990