Articles in journals and newspapers by professionals and scholars in the following fields: the visual arts, architecture, film, drama, photography, poetry and literature. They tell, for example, how they learned about their own lives from the way a work of art—Picasso’s Guernica, Bruegel’s Peasant Wedding—is made.
- “Shakespeare, Music, Love — & How You Can Like Yourself”: Special Matinee Performance
- “The Surprising & Abiding Opposites” at the Terrain Gallery
- by Carrie Wilson
- Photography, Life, and the Opposites by Len Bernstein
- by Harvey Spears
- Aesthetic Realism Shows How Art Answers the Questions of Your Life
- by Dorothy Koppelman and Carrie Wilson
- Art Opposes Injustice: Picasso’s Guernica—For Life
- by Dorothy Koppelman
- Bruegel’s Peasant Wedding Celebrates the True Purpose of Marriage
- by Ruth Oron
- Chaim Koppelman, A Memorial Exhibition
- by Marcia Rackow
- Chaim Koppelman: A Selection of Works on Paper
- by Marcia Rackow
- Eli Siegel’s Hymn to Jazz and the Like—& Why I Love It
- by Shirley Jones
- Eli Siegel: A Centennial Celebration
- by Alice Bernstein
- Freedom and Order: The Quilt Masterpieces of Gee’s Bend
- by Alice Bernstein
- Kindness and a Father
- by Chaim Koppelman
- Music From China and the Universal Criterion for Beauty
- by Professor Edward Green
- New York Contemporary Photographs at the Terrain Gallery
- by Carrie Wilson, Terrain Gallery Director
- On Aesthetic Realism
- by Edward Green
- Open Mike at Peez Leweez: An Enticing Evening of Music and Poetry
- by Richard A. Ross
- Our Selves Are Aesthetic!
- by Ruth Oron
- Power and Tenderness in Men and in Picasso’s Minotauromachy
- by Chaim Koppelman
- Scene of her mind change
- by Faith Stern
- Simplicity and Complexity in The Temptations’ My Girl, in Love, and in Me
- by Kevin Fennell
- The Joy of Musical Theater
- by Jaime R. Torres and Donita Ellison-Torres
- The Opposites — 2001: The Print
- by Alma Vincent
- The Urgent Question for Men and Women: How Do We Want to Affect People?, part 1
- by Kevin Fennell
- The Urgent Question for Men and Women: How Do We Want to Affect People?, part 2
- by Kevin Fennell
- Three Photographers at the Terrain Gallery
- by Alma Vincent
- We Can Learn about Ourselves from Winslow Homer’s The Gulf Stream
- by Daniel Reiss
- What Is Triumph in Love? with a Consideration of Aphra Behn
- by Nancy Huntting
- Wonder and Matter-of-Fact Meet—The Imagination of Beatrix Potter
- by Marcia Rackow
- “What does a person deserve?”: The Answer Found in a Great Photograph
- by David M. Bernstein