Announcement
Artlab Editorial Opens Fellowship Applications
Two art writers who are dedicated to exploring today’s social issues will each receive $10,000 to produce three pieces of writing in 2023.
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News
Whitney Museum Director Adam Weinberg to Step Down
His tenure was marked by a multitude of controversies, including protests over former trustee Warren Kanders and a grueling labor struggle.
Art
How Can Museums Truly Shake Off Their Colonial Legacy?
Representation alone will not end inequity in art museums.
Guide
What to See in New York This March
Your list of must-see, fun, insightful, and very New York art events this month, including Hew Locke, Saif Azzuz, Miyoko Ito, Shona McAndrew, and more.
Interview
Dread Scott's Visual Ballad to Nina Simone
The artist talks to Hyperallergic ahead of his New York exhibition Goddam.
Art
Grounded in Clay and Moved by Spirit
An exhibition at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, curated by over 60 individual members of 21 tribal communities, paves the way for equitable collaborative possibilities.
News
God Save Us From These Wax Figures of Kate and Prince William
This settles the matter: We don’t need wax museums.
News
NYC’s Iconic Flatiron Building Is … Headed to Auction?
The sale is a last-resort move to resolve a bitter dispute between the building's owners.
News
Mini Roman-Era Sphinx Discovered Near Egyptian Temple
The small statue was recovered from the ruins of a tomb east of the Dendera Temple.
News
“Extremely Rare” Courbet Found in Basement Goes on View
The 1864 landscape was found in a basement at the University of Pennsylvania Dental School.
Announcement
ArtYard Showcases Art Without Intent in As Is
This exhibition invites viewers to question their notions of beauty, artistry, and materiality. On view in Frenchtown, New Jersey.
Announcement
National Public Housing Museum Names Tiff Beatty Associate Director, Welcomes Three New Leaders
The four bring expertise to support the Chicago museum’s mission to promote and propel the right of all people to a place where they can live and prosper.