Exhibitions - Page 22

Wes Anderson collaborates with curator Jasper Sharp to recreate Joseph Cornell's studio at Gagosian in Paris. The exhibition features over 300 original objects and notable shadow boxes, celebrating Cornell's creative legacy.

Faith Ringgold's vibrant storytelling and visual art blend seamlessly, exploring the boundaries of fine art. Her story quilts and prints evoke emotional responses, celebrating Black history and personal narratives.

A collaborative project, part of Fall of Freedom, is showcased in New York's exhibition Cancel this Show, reflecting on authoritarianism.

As the holiday season arrives, associate editor Lisa Yin Zhang reflects on her two-year journey with Hyperallergic, emphasizing the deep connection with New York City, the art community, and the rewarding experience of working with talented writers.

The Tapestry Studio at MSGSÜ has played a pivotal role in Turkey's contemporary art scene since the 1990s, fostering a unique educational approach. An exhibition at Salt Beyoğlu in Istanbul explores its impact through collaborative works and artist testimonies.

Fred Wilson’s Reflections at the Rose Art Museum in Waltham, Massachusetts, explores the intricate relationship between black and white. Through his use of Murano glass and Rococo art, Wilson critiques racial biases in Western art, culminating in the impactful Black Now! installation.

The John Michael Kohler Arts Center is accepting applications for its 2027 Arts/Industry residency. This three-month program, held at Kohler Co., offers artists the chance to explore industrial processes. Apply by February 28, 2026.

David Wojnarowicz's use of an Arthur Rimbaud mask in his photography, explored in a new catalog, offers lessons in resistance amid modern surveillance. The exhibition at Leslie-Lohman Museum highlights themes of protest and self-removal.