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Ai Weiwei Unveils the Truth About Censorship

Ai Weiwei Unveils the Truth About Censorship

Ai Weiwei's new book On Censorship delves into his enduring struggle against state control, examining censorship's impact globally. Also featured: a Black Panther family album and stories from the Qing dynasty trade era.
May 6, 2026
Museums Could Learn From Rave Culture

Museums Could Learn From Rave Culture

Curator Naz Cuguoğlu argues that museums should adopt elements of rave culture to become more inclusive. Meanwhile, Mexico reroutes a train line to preserve rock art, and other art news includes Genesis P-Orridge's mail art and more.
May 5, 2026
Michael Krebber: An Unyielding Pause

Michael Krebber: An Unyielding Pause

Explore the 2005 essay suite 'Man Without Qualities' by Michael Krebber. This collection offers a renewed perspective on the artist's ability to challenge artistic norms and provoke thoughtful reflection.
May 5, 2026
Joan Semmel: A Trailblazer at 93

Joan Semmel: A Trailblazer at 93

Joan Semmel, at 93, continues to inspire with her vast collection of portraits. Her work's popularity is rising, and she shares her journey with Hyperallergic. Meanwhile, changes in Hungary's political landscape bring hope to artists, and conversations with Tania El Khoury explore
May 4, 2026
Tania El Khoury on Art and Resilience Amid Conflict

Tania El Khoury on Art and Resilience Amid Conflict

Tania El Khoury, a Lebanese artist, reflects on her experiences amid the ongoing conflict in Lebanon. Despite the challenges, her art continues to offer moments of calm and resilience, challenging dominant narratives and exploring the long-standing issues faced by her country.
May 2, 2026
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