News

The World’s Tallest Messi Statue Is Also Its Most Salacious

Featuring a crotch-level and rather phallic World Cup trophy, the Patagonian artist Aldo Beroisa’s 85-foot-tall sculpture immediately caused a stir online.

Feature

Nancy Shaver's Beloved Store in Hudson to Close After 30 Years

For many, Henry is a lot more than just another Upstate New York antiques shop.

Queer Elders

Ed Woodham in All the Odd Places

The beloved artist and public art champion discusses his work, activism, and queerness in an interview with Hyperallergic.

Feature

Hyperallergic’s Art Tarotscope for the Summer Solstice

Amid global turmoil and rising temperatures, I’ve seen creative friends hitting periods of stagnancy. What will help us return to a flow state?

Book Review

Every Dog Has Its Artist

A compassionate new book explores how canine companions across Western art history break down the emotional boundaries between species.

News

Misan Harriman to Step Down From Southbank Centre

Thousands had expressed their support for the artist and activist after right-wing tabloids accused him of antisemitism.

Community

A View From the Easel

“The privacy and silence reflect the intimacy and meditative spareness of my art.”

News

Family Urges Help for Venezuelan Artist Trapped Under Earthquake Rubble

Onai Quiñonez is among the thousands reported missing after two back-to-back earthquakes devastated the nation.

Book Excerpt

A Natural History of William Kentridge’s Studio

Let it be said, the studio is a safe space for stupidity. A space where impulses can be given the benefit of the doubt.

Guide

What You Can’t Miss at Upstate Art Weekend

The art extravaganza in New York’s Hudson Valley and Catskills is back with a retrospective of Betty Parsons, a tailgate-style exhibition, living sculptures, and more.

Art Movements

Trump Is Coming for the Architecture Biennale

Modigliani's "indecent" nude fetches $63.9M, the National Gallery of Art gets a major contemporary art gift, and more industry news.

Community

Required Reading

This week: Scott Burton’s last sculpture, remembering Lebanese environmental activist Mona Khalil, AI slop in art journalism, NYC’s rollerskating queer icon, and more.