SEBASTIAN SMEE’S piece about the demolition of the carriage house on the grounds of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (“...Date: Jul 10, 2009

SEBASTIAN SMEE'S "Critic's View" of Andrew Wyeth...resentment"? "A little condescension"? Smee writes that Wyeth's "popularity was fueled...establishment drunk on high modernism. Smee attempts to explain why Wyeth won "plaudits...Date: Jan 24, 2009

...the Globe today for giving front page space today to Sebastian Smee's rave review of what he calls "the museum’s astounding...distinction of the Rose’s permanent collection." Smee quite rightly adds his voice to those who find incredible...

...Beat The Press has a blog now. ... Keith liked the Alvin Ailey the other night, but only sorta. ... Sebastian Smee hatin' on the Cyberarts Festival. ... And a pointer to an excellent new web site for finding a band show you want...

...Audrey Foster Prize. In Saturday's Globe, art critic Sebastian Smee examines the photo, called "Three Nuns," as part...jpg The Los Angeles Times has a lovely story, by Sebastian Rotella, about the nuns who staff the Vatican switchboard...

...Carriage House's demolition. (By Sebastian Smee, Globe Staff) Metro Local...Museum's Carriage House (By Sebastian Smee, Globe Staff) The Observer...Mexico's picturesque side (By Sebastian Smee, Globe Staff) Critic's...

...Edgers September 21, 2009 06:01 AM Damián Ortega's exhibition opened at the Institute of Contemporary Art and Sebastian Smee likes it. Here's a little more detail on the installation of one of the key pieces, "Cosmic Thing," also knows...

...open the head of an art critic and see what's inside? We got a chance on Sunday through still new Globe critic Sebastian Smee's essay on viewing a new arts scene through fresh eyes. The Stamford Center for the Arts files for bankruptcy...

...its excellent new show, "The Secrets of Tomb10A: Egypt 2000 BC." Read more about the exhibit from the Globe's Sebastian Smee: "Tomb 10A lets you look history right in the face." Pictured, a mummy's head is the focus of the new MFA exhibit...Date: Oct 16, 2009

...winter, watching studious young Michelin men in padded overcoats with heavy boots and hands like penguin flippers finding brilliant, inventive ways to flirt with the pink-cheeked objects of their amorous attentions. — SEBASTIAN SMEEDate: Jan 26, 2009