News

Yale to Move Claes Oldenburg Lipstick Sculpture After Vandalism

The university said the work was relocated from its home of 50 years after etched letters were discovered on it.

Features

Hyperallergic’s Art World Wrapped 2025

See how you spent your minutes, money, and mental health in 2025's art world landscape.

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Announcement

Earth’s Symphony: Paintings by Rita Blitt

Blitt’s most recent works connect with the natural world through line, movement, and color. On view at the Leedy Voulkos Art Center in Kansas City, Missouri, through February 27.

Art Review

Judy Pfaff Is Light Years Ahead of the Curve

After more than 50 years, she has never settled into a signature style and continues to remain open to different, unexpected possibilities

Daily Newsletter

The Bros Are Back

Crypto art rears its head again at Art Basel Miami Beach and Pantone's color of the year draws backlash.

Opinion

Pantone’s Color of the Year Sounds About White

After the year we’ve had, going with Cloud Dancer can easily be interpreted as a piercing dog whistle.

Community

Art Movements: All's Fair in Art Fairs

Also: Three art-world heavyweights from Pace, Di Donna, and Sotheby’s are opening a new secondary sales gallery named … “PDS.”

Opinion

Wake Up, Beeple!

Crypto-backed artworks at Art Basel Miami Beach advance the wealth mechanisms they claim to subvert and make you, the viewer, a participant in the ploy.

Community

Required Reading

World AIDS Day at Stonewall, Alison Bechdel on making ends meet, Houston van art, NYC’s latest eyesore, Christ and kink, and the family behind Elf on the Shelf.

News

NYC Announces Three New Public Artists in Residence

Ifeoma Ebo, Stephen Kwok, and Mauricio Higuera will bring “creative problem solving” to three public agencies.

Community

A View From the Easel

“People really underestimate how much pacing and walking you do when making.”

Features

Hyperrealism Meets Queer Futurism at NADA Miami

The strongest booths at the fair suggested that the future is seeping into the present and that mundane objects can carry the weight of worlds.