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One Fine Show: “Cezanne” at the Fondation Beyeler

This masterpiece-laden exhibition brings together around 80 paintings from the artist's later career, including many works seldom seen in public.

The new Resident Evil just dropped, and while reviews praise its gameplay, for me, these games have always conjured the experience of absorbing a great still life. Yes, the majority of your time will have you prowling a post-apocalyptic locale with a pistol as you try to avoid zombies, but the main activity is not fighting them. Instead, it is picking up piece after piece of hand-sized objects and rotating them as you search for keys and clues. These might include a cup, a rotting apple, a note from a regretful scientist, a vase. All of this dingy ephemera is rendered with cutting-edge graphics technology as you rotate it under an unexplained light source and admire its semi-realistic art style.

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