Roger Kimball on how Yoshio Taniguchi has transformed New York’s Museum of Modern Art
We are told that our individualist art has touched its limit, and its expression can go no further. That’s often been said; but if it cannot go further, it may still go elsewhere.
André Malraux, The Voices of Silence
‘An institution,’ said Emerson, ‘is the lengthened shadow of one man.’

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