New Podcast: Eric Gibson on the Necessity of Sculpture

In a new podcast from The New Criterion, Eric Gibson and James Panero discuss sculpture in exile and culture under siege. Eric Gibson's book "The Necessity of Sculpture: Selected Essays and Criticism, 1985–2019" can be found at https://newcriterion.com/bookstore?mode=criterion. Cover photo: the recently defaced Robert Gould Shaw Memorial in Boston, Massachusetts, depicting Shaw and the 54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, an African-American regiment during the Civil War.

Eric Gibson, the Arts in Review editor of The Wall Street Journal, joins me to discuss sculpture in exile and culture under siege.

New podcast: Jay Nordlinger discusses music criticism

Jay Nordlinger, the music critic of The New Criterion, joins me to discuss the state of classical music and his new audio initiative, Music for a While.

Jay Nordlinger, the music critic for The New Criterion, joins James Panero for a discussion of the classical music world and the life of a critic today.

New Podcast: James Hankins discusses Leonardo da Vinci

James Hankins, professor of history at Harvard University, joins me to discuss Being Leonardo, his essay on the phenomenon of Leonardo da Vinci at the major exhibition at the Louvre, Paris.

James Hankins, a Professor of History at Harvard, joins James Panero to discuss the monumental Leonardo exhibition at the Louvre and the artist’s legacy five hundred years after his death.