Adam Harrison Levy

Adam Harrison Levy|Exhibitions

In Wonderland

Curiouser and curiouser!

Adam Harrison Levy|Essays

The History of Being Found

Life before Street View

Adam Harrison Levy|Essays

The Master

On the occasion Frank Lloyd Wright’s birthday Adam Harrison Levy pays tribute to a life that was as spectacular as any of his buildings.

Adam Harrison Levy|Slideshows

Death’s Bloom

From 1913 to 1971, 5,121 mentally ill patients were cremated. Nineteen of them were soldiers. This weekend they were buried with military honors.

Adam Harrison Levy|Essays

Beheading: A Visual History

From the Bible to the YBAs

Adam Harrison Levy|Exhibitions

Vulgar Lives

The work of Rosalyn Drexler

Adam Harrison Levy|Essays

Artifacts of Annihilation

Archival documents help reconstruct the horror of Auschwitz

Adam Harrison Levy|Interviews

Henri Matisse: The Lost Interview, Part III

Matisse considers his legacy

Adam Harrison Levy|Interviews

Henri Matisse: The Lost Interview

A previously unknown conversation with a modern master

Adam Harrison Levy|Reviews

Bustles and Thongs

The enduring fascination with lingerie

Adam Harrison Levy|Essays

Saul Leiter: Early Black And White

On the occasion of a new exhibition Adam Harrison Levy remembers a friend and the intimacy he captured

Adam Harrison Levy|Essays

An Interview with Picasso

On a Saturday morning in 1945 a young American soldier named Jerome Seckler climbed three flights of stairs to Pablo Picasso’s studio with the goal of being enlightened.