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This weekend, we’re proud to debut our new section, Hyperallergic Weekend. Spearheaded by John Yau and Thomas Micchelli, both former editors of the Brooklyn Rail, Claudia La Rocco, regular contributor to the New York Times, and Albert Mobilio of Bookforum, this exciting new forum for deepening the conversation on
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While the popular posts on Hyperallergic get all the attention, links, comments and shares, that doesn’t mean we don’t appreciate the illuminating posts that sometimes fall under the radar of most readers for whatever reason. As a result, I thought it would be a good idea to point
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2011.Has.Been.Our.Best.Year.Ever. This has been a year full of discontent, which is our specialty, so it was natural that we were kept busy documenting, tracking and commenting on events around the world. Take a look at what we found when we looked back on the
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Last Thursday, marked the first anniversary of Hyperallergic and I wanted to take a moment to reflect on our inaugural year. When Veken and I started Hyperallergic we planned for it to be a venue for insightful, funny, and relevant writing about art that we wanted to read and look
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Thank you so much for stopping by our brand new Art Blogazine. If you like what you see, we’d love it if you’d consider subscribing to our Free RSS Feed to get all of our articles delivered directly to your favorite feed reader. If you prefer to get
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How did this all happen? I’m not sure but in the last year or so I imagined starting a new online publication that brought together the best of the art blogosphere and art magazine cultures to create…well, I’m not exactly sure what it created, but here it