Sebastian Smee has been the Boston Globe's art critic since 2008. He won the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism in 2011, having been a runner-up in 2008. A former national art critic for the Australian, he has also written for the Daily Telegraph, the Guardian, the Independent, Prospect magazine, and the Spectator.
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