Sikh Separatism Is a Nonissue in India, Except as a Political Boogeyman
India’s feud with Canada highlights how Prime Minister Narendra Modi has amplified a separatist threat that in reality is largely a diaspora illusion.
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How to Start a Gallery
The art business can be unpredictable, especially in New York. We asked several art dealers how they stay afloat — and how much it costs to do so.
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Overlooked No More: Alice Anderson, Who Ran Australia’s First All-Woman Garage
This article is part of Overlooked, a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 1851, went unreported in The Times. In August 1918, a photograph in Australian Motorist magazine showed the mechanic Alice Anderson in the …
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A Dance Şenlik Making Movement Democratic
The Lyon Dance Biennial, now under new leadership, is doubling down on its efforts to attract in a wide public.
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The ‘One Out of Hell’ Is Back in Europe
At the end of his 1981 book “The Portage to San Cristobal of A.H.,” George Steiner asks his readers to imagine the unimaginable. The year is 1980, and Mossad agents have just taken an implausible prisoner in the Latin American jungle: Adolf Hitler …
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Who Scored a Perfect 10 at Milan Fashion Week?
Bottega Veneta and Diesel take some winning risks; Versace and Moschino go spelunking in the archives.
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Libya’s ‘City of Poets’ Pays a Heavy Price in Floods
Derna, which lost entire neighborhoods and thousands of residents in the deluge, has a history as a cultural and intellectual hub as well as a rebellious streak.
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The Era of Prestige TV Is Ending. We’re Going to Miss It When It’s Gone.
In a normal year we’d be talking about the 75th Emmy Awards telecast this week: who wore what, whose speech went too long and which of the lauded shows took home the night’s biggest haul. But the awards telecast was postponed to January, in hopes …
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McCarthy Puts Off Spending Votes, Stymied in Efforts to Avert a Shutdown
Action on the floor stalled as Speaker Kevin McCarthy struggled for votes to bring spending bills up for debate and remained stalemated with right-wing members.
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An Operatic Mess at a Storied Italian Theater
The San Carlo in Naples is at the center of an offstage drama in which each of two respected figures believes he is the house’s rightful leader.
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