Art
In Honor of Laura Aguilar, Artists Consider the Role of Queer Art
Five artists talk about the ways in which gender, sexual identity, and culture play out in their work.
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As Eyebeam Turns 20, the Arts Nonprofit Moves to Bushwick
Known for innovation, Eyebeam will mark its two-decade long history with a move to one of New York’s art hubs.
Art
At TEFAF New York, Conspicuous Luxury Meets Exciting Art History
The experiential value of encountering old master paintings amid the trappings of luxury.
Art
Slavs and Tatars Take on Edward Said at the Guggenheim
The polymathic collective presents a hybrid lecture-performance based on the work of Edward Said.
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VCUarts Students Challenge the School-to-Prison Pipeline
Performing Statistics — a project connecting incarcerated teens with artists, designers, educators, and Virginia’s leading policy advocate — is one of many that the VCUarts Department of Art Education partners with the community on that addresses local issues with national significance.
Art
In a New Journal, Women Photographers of the African Diaspora Shine
Founders of Mfon speak about their new biannual journal at the Brooklyn Public Library.
Art
From Bosch's Bird to Kusama's Spots, Arty Halloween Costumes
Halloween brings out the creative spirit in everyone but the art community may very well do the day of dress-up the best.
In Brief
One Very Special AI Robot Is Granted Saudi Citizenship
The robot's new status raises questions about AI's future, the treatment of women, and the meaning of citizenship.
Poetry
One Poem by Julia Guez
Our poetry editor, Wendy Xu, has selected one poem by Julia Guez for her monthly series that brings original poetry to the screens of Hyperallergic readers.
Art
A Zombie Centennial for the October Revolution
Chto Delat’s most recent film-lecture, “Palace Square 100 Years After. Four Seasons of Zombie,” offers a fresh alternative to neoliberal academic approaches to the Red October centennial.
Art
Linda Nochlin, Feminist Art Historian Who Changed the Game, Dies at 86
Linda Nochlin, who passed away on Sunday at 86 years old, reconfigured not just the art world, but seemingly all areas of culture.
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SVA MA Design Research, Writing & Criticism Call for Applications
This intensive MA program is well suited for both established professionals and graduates wishing to continue their studies at an advanced level.