Opinion
Every magazine story begins with its headline. In the case of the profile of fashion photographer Terry Richardson on New York magazine's The Cut, that headline takes the form of a question: "Is Terry Richardson an Artist or a Predator?"
Books
The girl stands awkwardly, her arms crossed over her stomach. Below them she wears high-waisted shorts, wrinkled through with creases and rolled at the bottom; above them she wears a frilly top. And above that, her deeply furrowed brow, mirrored by the part in her neatly done hair.
In Brief
The latest twist in the Knoedler & Co. forgery scandal involves something quite basic: spelling.
Hyperallergic
The night was truly unique, something that can't be replicated. But it can be relived, because the videos are now online!
Opinion
Considering they've been making the internet rounds for over a month, I did not want to write about David Magnusson's photographs of fathers and daughters who attend purity balls.
Art
It's common wisdom by now that the art market system thrives on brand-name, star-driven principles: individuals sell, groups not so much (and this despite the fact that many individuals don't make their art alone). But why? Do we really think solo artists make more valuable work than collectives?
News
The government of Senegal has ordered the closure or cancelation of all exhibitions dealing with queer issues in the 2014 edition of Dak'Art, the 11th Biennale of Contemporary African Art, The Art Newspaper reported.
News
A campaign in the United Kingdom called Paying Artists released a report with a series of recommendations for getting artists paid, an urgency they claim based on their finding that "71% of artists exhibiting in publicly-funded galleries received no fee for their work."
Opinion
As mass-market fashion continues its longstanding tradition of ripping off independent designers, a twist in the narrative emerges: is a high-end designer now ripping off a mass-market company?
News
A new center devoted to the late artist Ed Paschke will open later this month in Chicago, to coincide with what have been the artist's 75th birthday.
Art
As New York Times art critic Roberta Smith has written, we live in the age of the art revival — a time when all sorts of artists are being recovered from their forgotten corners and brought into the art-world limelight.
Art
This past weekend, the 2014 Whitney Biennial drew to a close. To date Hyperallergic has published 16 pieces about the show — and we're not even finished yet.