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Letter to the Editor: Martha Buskirk Responds to Alex Weintraub
Martha Buskirk responds to Alex Weintraub’s review of her book "Is It Ours?: Art, Copyright, and Public Interest."
Alex Weintraub
Alex Weintraub is an art historian and critic based in New York City. He earned his PhD from Columbia University's Department of Art History and Archaeology.
Articles
Picturing the Public Interest
Alex Weintraub considers “Is It Ours?,” Martha Buskirk’s new book on art and copyright.
Waste of Space
Alex Weintraub reviews "Ad Astra."
Betraying Camp
Alex Weintraub evaluates the Met's "Camp: Notes on Fashion," which has an "approach to fashion [that] is, ultimately, a self-defeating one."
The Beauty of a Rom-Com
Alex Weintraub considers the act of making love in Claire Denis's "Let the Sunshine In."
Fictions of Temperament
Alex Weintraub on the truthiness of "Cézanne et Moi."
Rites of Return
Alex Weintraub finds a queered model of paternity in Xavier Dolan's "It's Only the End of the World."
Losing My VR-ginity, and Other Disappointments at the World’s First Virtual Reality Cinema
Alex Weintraub on the many shortcomings of Virtual Reality Cinema.
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