Frozen in Time
The human face is, to humans, the most fascinating sight on earth.
Nov 1988
Articles by Andrew Solomon: All Articles
Oct 1988
The Paramount Lot
The sale of art by many important contemporary painters at an auction to which they have donated their works is the newest phenomenon of all.
Jun 1988
Microchippendale
Your stressed mahogany and Perspex dressing-table may seem less special if it is a 10,000-off instead of a one-off, but it can still be a collector's item.
Jun 1988
Simultaneous Evasions
Despite this fantasy of involvement, the audience members have no ability to change the action of the play at all.
May 1988
Folk-Art Racing
The difficulty of assigning value to works of folk art is enormous, because the rigorous articulation of the locus of value is only beginning.
Apr 1988
Gloss Finish
The two sales that are coming up this month make an extraordinary pair.
Nov 1987
Spy’ll Take Manhattan
Capturing a twist of New York Zeitgeist, Spy magazine is one year old and quite grown up.
Sep 1987
The Democrattic System
Andrew Solomon ponders the success of a Savile Row attic containing three businesses, six entrepreneurs, one graphic designer and one receptionist.
Aug 1987
East Side Storey
On the mysterious, often aggravating ways of the New York City co-op board.
Jan 1987
The Youngest Royals
Bringing up baby is never simple, but the question of how to raise royal children has confounded generations of kings and queens.
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