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Your 2025 Art World Wrapped
Hyperallergic's year in art, remembering architect Frank Gehry, and Tewa Pueblo artists on the myth of "O'Keeffe Country."
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Miami Artist Group Calls for Art Basel 2026 Boycott
Protesters outside the Miami Beach Convention Center cited fair supporter UBS’s investments in Israeli weapon manufacturing as well as the event’s impact on the local ecosystem.
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Architect Frank Gehry, Who Turned Buildings Into Sculptures, Dies at 96
His postmodern designs of museums, concert halls, and libraries have become destinations just as much as the venues themselves.
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6,000-Year-Old Artifacts Found Beneath UK Parliament
Archeologists said that some of the objects predate Stonehenge's earliest earthworks by 1,000 years.
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Pursue Advanced Design Research at UC Davis
The two-year MFA Design program offers students space to explore and experiment, as well as teaching and funding opportunities.
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The Indigenous Histories That Georgia O’Keeffe Forgot
An exhibition at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum includes works by Tewa Pueblo artists, helping dispel the problematic “O’Keeffe Country” narrative.
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Will Canadian Visual Artists Finally See Resale Royalties?
Proponents of a new measure say royalties will allow visual artists to benefit from their career growth over time.
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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.
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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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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