Alma Thomas Opens Up Our Crowns
Hyperallergicby Alexis Pauline Gumbs·25d ago
Editor’s Note: The following article is a chapter titled "Field" that has been excerpted from Primary: After and With Alma Thomas by Alexis Pauline Gumbs, published by Yale University Press on...
FIT Exhibition Explores the Cultural Dialogue Between Dolls and Fashion
Hyperallergicby The Museum at FIT·25d ago
A groundbreaking exhibition examining the enduring and often unexpected relationship between dolls and fashion opens this fall at The Museum at FIT (MFIT).
Your Cheat Sheet to NYC’s Fall Art Fairs
Hyperallergicby Anna Lee·25d ago
After an exceptionally moody and muggy New York City summer, the first whispers of fall spell a welcome reprieve to some, a dreaded reality check to others, and at long last, the bustling and...
The Counterpublic Triennial Pollinates a Budding St. Louis
Hyperallergicby Eileen G’Sell·25d ago
ST. LOUIS — Suspended mid-leap with nothing below, the future lies outside of the frame. What’s certain is the split-second decision: to soar forward or look back over one’s shoulder; to plunge...
Elizabeth Holmes, But Make It Art
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic·26d ago
Say what you want about the Gen-Z stare, but nothing tops the Silicon Valley villain stare — as evidenced by Elizabeth Holmes’s unblinking, dead-eyed interview with Nathan Fielder and the question...
Staff at Three Major Museums Vote to Strike
Hyperallergicby Rhea Nayyar·26d ago
I was heading down to Sunset Park on Sunday afternoon to visit a close friend when, as an absentminded creature of routine, I accidentally embarked on my usual journey to Atlantic Terminal.
10 Art Shows to See in DC This Fall
Hyperallergicby Emma Cieslik·26d ago
As we enter the season when many communities remember and honor their ancestors, DC’s art scene centers its own — both those long celebrated and those overlooked or excluded from the mainstream.
Mildred Howard Enters History Through the Everyday
Hyperallergicby Max Blue·26d ago
OAKLAND, Calif. — Mildred Howard works in a magical time signature. Poetics of Memory, the legendary Bay Area artist’s first museum survey, open through October 18 at the Oakland Museum of...
Barbara Hammer Gets Her Due
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic·26d ago
A Barbara Hammer biopic, the heart-wrenching journey of two American doctors in Gaza, and the unflinching activism of photographer Misan Harriman are some of this newsletter's highlights.
The Many Islands of “America”
Hyperallergicby Aruna D’Souza·26d ago
WATERVILLE, Maine — At the entrance of the conceptually ambitious exhibition Imagining an Archipelago: Art from Cuba, Guam, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Their Diasporas at the Colby College...
Applications Open: IDSVA Low-Residency PhD Program for Artists and Creative Thinkers
Hyperallergicby Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts (IDSVA)·26d ago
The Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts (IDSVA) offers a research-based, low-residency PhD in Visual Arts: Philosophy, Aesthetics, and Art Theory designed for artists, curators...
Alfredo Jaar’s America
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic·27d ago
In April 1987, a message flashed across the screens of Times Square: “This Is Not America.” Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar’s A Logo for America has one very clear message at its center: “America”...
Alfredo Jaar Is Still Trying to Change the World
Hyperallergicby Hakim Bishara·27d ago
In April of 1987, when Reaganism was running amok and Henry Kissinger was fiddling with world affairs like a puppet master from hell, a relatively unknown 31-year-old Chilean artist named Alfredo...
Member Event: ISCP Ground Floor Open Studios
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic·27d ago
For over three decades, the International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) has been a New York City hub for creativity and support for artists and curators from around the world.
James McNeill Whistler’s Music for the Eyes
Hyperallergicby Olivia McEwan·27d ago
LONDON — James McNeill Whistler is at once ubiquitous and obscure. Born in 1834 in Massachusetts, he spent some of his childhood in St.
A Twisted Sculpture Lands on Manhattan's High Line
Hyperallergicby Anna Lee·27d ago
A pre-pasta-rous sculpture has wormed its way to Manhattan’s High Line, wedged between the park’s flora like one of Carrie Bradshaw’s ringlets from Sex and the City.
Madelon Vriesendorp’s Subconscious Cities
Hyperallergicby Natalie Weis·27d ago
LONDON — The British architect Sir John Soane and the Dutch artist Madelon Vriesendorp were born nearly two centuries apart, but despite differences in history, culture, technology, nationality...
Activists Protest Bayeux Tapestry Sponsor’s Ties to Israeli Settlements
Hyperallergicby Rhea Nayyar·27d ago
Following reports that hedge-fund billionaire Igor Tulchinsky financed a community center in an illegal Israeli settlement in the Occupied West Bank, pro-Palestine activists took to the British...
Europe’s Art Theft Problem Is Much Bigger Than the Louvre
Hyperallergicby Emiline Smith·27d ago
This week, two thieves broke into the Renoir Museum in southern France and seized two paintings in under five minutes.
Six Decades of David Hockney on View in Gloucester, MA
Hyperallergicby Manship Artist Residency·27d ago
The Manship Artists Residency is proud to present Hockney Reproduction(s), an exhibition examining one of the most influential artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, David Hockney...
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