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How much is too much? | The New Criterion
WEBJul 23, 2019 · Back in 1992, the American Alliance of Museums found that 36 percent of all museums in the United States charged an admission fee. By 2008, the AAM reported that only a third of all museums were free to the public, with the average ticket being $10 for adults. On a national basis, admissions make up between 2 and 4 …
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WEBThe New Criterion, edited by Roger Kimball, was founded in 1982 by the art critic Hilton Kramer and the pianist and music critic Samuel Lipman.A monthly review of the arts and intellectual life, The New Criterion began as an experiment in critical audacity—a publication devoted to engaging, in Matthew Arnold’s famous phrase, with “the best that has been thought and said.”
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The malice-dance of John Cowper Powys | The New Criterion
WEBIt is the first sentence of Wolf Solent (1929), by John Cowper Powys (1872–1963), a man who, as well as being a novelist, was also a poet, critic, philosopher, controversialist, eccentric, mystic, anarchist, and, to earn a living for much of his life, peripatetic lecturer. His peripeteia took him around not his native England (he was born in ...
Remembering Eliot’s Criterion | The New Criterion
WEBThe story of The Criterion begins with the death of The Egoist in 1919. Eliot had served as its assistant editor for two years; now he wanted to found a journal that “should unite the best critical opinion in England, together with the work of the best critics who I can find from other countries.”. Eliot did not have the money for such a ...
Poetry Prize Submissions | The New Criterion
WEBThe Editors are pleased to receive submissions for the twenty-fourth New Criterion Poetry Prize, given annually to a book-length manuscript of poems that pay close attention to form. A $25 entry fee is required for each submission. Manuscripts are not to exceed sixty pages in length and should be formatted as a PDF or Word document.
Poetry Submissions - The New Criterion
WEBJudges for the New Criterion Poetry Prize: George Bradley, Roger Kimball & Adam Kirsch Mr. Vertacnik will receive $3,000 and his book The Nature of Things Fragile will be published by Criterion Books in the winter of 2024.. The New Criterion Poetry Prize was established in 2000, for a book-length manuscript of poems that pay close attention to form.