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A Year in NYC Art Shows
Hyperallergic's top exhibitions in the city that never sleeps, turmoil at the Lucas Museum, and the fragile state of funding for media and video arts.
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White Is the Color of My Crypto Dreams
Gimmickry at the Miami fairs, controversial color of the year pick, curatorial silence, and the story of a 500-year-old foot sketch.
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The Bros Are Back
Crypto art rears its head again at Art Basel Miami Beach and Pantone's color of the year draws backlash.
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Katherine Bradford's Moonlit Visions
John Yau on Theaster Gates, Pyaari Azaadi's revolutionary orbit, and the plague of American curatorial silence.
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Beach Reading and Foot Stuff
Today: The story of a rare Michelangelo sketch, the battle over a San Francisco brutalist icon, and more.
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Mayor Mamdani’s Artistic Vision
All you need to know about the New York art world this week.
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Your Handy Guide to Miami Art Week
Also: The Louvre is hiking up its entry fee, but only for non-Europeans.
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Louise Bourgeois’s Newest Biography
The countdown to 2026 — and the deluge of end-of-year lists — has begun in earnest, but we're not quite done with 2025 yet. This week, our reviewers tackled two colossal subjects: monuments and the late great Louise Bourgeois. Monumental by Cat Dawson invites us to contemplate a world of
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What We're Grateful For
Last week, some $2.2 billion worth of art was sold in a string of evening auctions that grabbed headlines. The art market media declared a once-again "healthy" market reemerging from a protracted slump. "The entire week becomes a choreographed attempt to convince the world that everything