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UCLA’s Graduate Open Studios Buzzed With Dreams
Artist Catherine Opie, in her first year as the chair of the UCLA Department of Art, told Hyperallergic that the faculty heavily considers how the artists will play off each other.
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How the Art in Succession Paints a Picture of Power
The popular tv show is about how terrible wealthy people can be. And you know what wealthy people love? Art collecting.
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The Best of 2021: Our Top 10 Exhibitions Around the World
This year we don't have the breadth we've typically had in previous years because of travel restrictions and lockdowns, but as is our habit, we have the depth.
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Does A Pairing With Warhol Do Marisol Any Favors?
Does an attempt to lift up the art of Marisol backfire?
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Lina Puerta’s Art Mimics Botanical and Female Anatomical Forms
Puerta’s artworks strike a gentle balance between whimsy and sincerity.
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Could 3D Scanning Further Complicate Art Repatriation?
Is it disrespectful to separate an object from its original cultural context?
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Required Reading
This week, the persistence of the non-modern, breaking up with the arts, photography and ethics, opera surprise, and more.
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The Best of 2021: Our Top 10 United States Art Shows
Our favorite US shows of 2021, brought to you by the writers and editors of Hyperallergic.
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The Unknown Work of Rakuko Naito
Naito's Op-inspired abstractions might have been an oblique way of dealing with feelings of displacement after moving to the United States.
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The Neglected Afterlife of the Great Georges Braque
Braque's paintings speak of self-containment, of a quietly impassioned, ongoing dedication to the task at hand.
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The Liminal Space of Identity for Residents of US Territories
In Amber Robles-Gordon's artwork, the borders between states matter less than the overlapping territories of self, the never-ending negotiation of identity.
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Pete Schulte’s Magical Abstract Drawings
Schulte seems at once focused and restless, determined and open.