Hyperallergic’s Top Stories from 2011: A Year of Art and Activism
Hyperallergic's 2011 coverage highlighted global events through an artistic lens, from the Egyptian Revolution's impact on cultural sites to the artistic narratives within Occupy
National Gallery Secures Historic Artemisia Gentileschi Painting
The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, has acquired a significant work by Artemisia Gentileschi, marking a historic first for the gallery. The
Hyperallergic Weekend: A New Platform for Cultural Dialogue
Hyperallergic introduces a new section, Hyperallergic Weekend, led by a team of esteemed editors and contributors. This initiative aims to deepen cultural conversations and
15 Overlooked Hyperallergic Articles from 2011 Worth Revisiting
Highlighting insightful Hyperallergic articles from 2011 that deserve renewed attention, including Peter Dobey's take on the Venice Biennale and Cat Weaver's exploration of Richard
Leon Black’s Art Transactions with Jeffrey Epstein Under Senate Scrutiny for Tax Evasion
Leon Black's art transactions with Jeffrey Epstein, aimed at evading taxes, are under Senate scrutiny. Despite resigning as MoMA chairman, Black remains a trustee
Art World Under Scrutiny Amid Epstein File Revelations
The Epstein files have exposed deep-seated issues within the art world, highlighting the influence of power structures and raising questions about ethical funding. As
Rethinking Art Funding in the Shadow of Epstein
The art world grapples with its ties to corruption as Hrag Vartanian calls for leaders to reject tainted funding. In light of recent controversies,
Ekow Eshun to Curate SITE SANTA FE Biennial in 2027
Ekow Eshun will curate the 13th SITE SANTA FE International Biennial in 2027, exploring New Mexico's rich artistic heritage. Meanwhile, Mnuchin Gallery in NYC