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The Canadian gay hockey drama 'Heated Rivalry' has quickly become a cultural sensation, capturing audiences with its engaging romance and meme-worthy moments. With a 98% Rotten Tomatoes score, the show offers a refreshing portrayal of queer love and happiness.

Cecilia Giménez, who passed away at 94, became famous for her unconventional restoration of 'Ecce Homo.' Her work, known as 'Beast Jesus,' became a cultural icon. Staff Writer Isa Farfan explores Giménez's legacy, while Rhea Nayyar examines the meme culture surrounding the

Rosana Paulino, a São Paulo-based artist, has been awarded the BMC Prize for her work highlighting the histories of Black women in Brazil. Her interdisciplinary practice reflects the spirit of Black Mountain College, known for its innovative and collaborative approach.

Janet Fish, renowned for her luminous still lifes, has died at 87. Her work, celebrated for its radiant depiction of light, leaves a lasting impact on the art world.

The Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program provides 17 artists with yearlong, rent-free studio spaces in Brooklyn's DUMBO area. Applications for the 2023–2024 residency close on January 31. Learn more and apply online.

Reflecting on 2025, Valentina Di Liscia shares impactful stories from Hyperallergic that champion justice and diversity. From LA fires to museum critiques, these narratives highlight the power of independent journalism.

Cornelia Stokes has been named as the first assistant curator for African diasporic art at SFMOMA and MOAD. Her role will focus on exhibitions, collections, and community engagement, marking a commitment to diversity in the arts.

The UK Treasury will use the Government Indemnity Scheme to insure the Bayeux Tapestry for £800 million as it is loaned to the British Museum. This move ensures the tapestry's security during its stay in the UK.

Lola Kramer's latest Artforum diary entry explores New York City's holiday art scene. Highlights include Bunny Rogers' captivating performance, embodying Claudia Schiffer, showcasing the city's festive artistic spirit.

As 2025 concludes, Hyperallergic reviews its most-read stories, covering topics from the Louvre heist to political shifts. This recap highlights the diverse narratives that engaged readers throughout the year.