Kamrooz Aram Explores Museum Dynamics with Glazed Brick Variations
Kamrooz Aram's Variations on Glazed Bricks critically examines museum exhibition practices, questioning traditional and modern relationships. Aram's artwork bridges historical and contemporary contexts, emphasizing
Whitney Biennial Fails to Capture the Present
As the Whitney Biennial unfolds, questions arise about its historical significance. Hyperallergic's editor-in-chief notes a lack of engagement with contemporary issues. Other news includes
Indian Modernists and the Quest for Global Solidarity
Atreyee Gupta's upcoming book 'Non-Aligned' explores Indian art's role in the decolonization movement, highlighting the connections between Indian modernists and global solidarity efforts. By
Renowned New Yorker Art Writer Calvin Tomkins Passes Away at 100
Calvin Tomkins, a prominent art writer for the New Yorker for over 60 years, died at age 100 in Middletown, Rhode Island. His work
Spring Equinox Tarotscope: Navigating Arts and Astrology with Hyperallergic
Hyperallergic combines tarot and astrology in its latest tarotscope, offering insights for the spring equinox. Developed by AX Mina, the series focuses on the
Israel May Block NYC First Lady Rama Duwaji from Entry Amid Allegations of Antisemitism
Israel's Ministry for Diaspora Affairs is considering barring NYC First Lady Rama Duwaji from entry over alleged antisemitism tied to her pro-Palestinian artwork and
Cesar Chávez Allegations Spur Artistic Reflection and Change
Following allegations of sexual abuse against Cesar Chávez, Latine artists are re-evaluating his legacy. Murals and artworks featuring his image are being altered or
Exploring New Perspectives at the Outsider Art Fair
The Outsider Art Fair in New York highlights artists who defy traditional standards, offering a democratic space in turbulent times. This year's event showcases