Exploring George W. Bush’s Artistic Path
Artforum revisits Matt Saunders's insightful essay on George W. Bush's paintings, highlighting the blend of political and personal themes in his portraits of world
Ekow Eshun to Lead 13th SITE Santa Fe Biennial as Curator
Ekow Eshun has been chosen as the curator for the 13th SITE Santa Fe International Biennial, set for 2027-28. This appointment is expected to
Rhoda Feng Explores Emi Yagi’s Latest Novel
Rhoda Feng offers an insightful review of Emi Yagi's 'When the Museum Is Closed,' highlighting the novel's exploration of themes like identity and isolation.
Controversial Fresco Restoration Sparks Debate Over Resemblance to Italian PM
A restored fresco in a Roman chapel has caused a stir due to claims it resembles PM Giorgia Meloni. Restorer Bruno Valentinetti denies this,
February 2026 Art Opportunities Await Creatives
Discover a variety of art opportunities in February 2026, from residencies and fellowships to open calls and grants. Hyperallergic's monthly listings provide essential resources
February’s Must-See Art Exhibitions in Upstate New York
This February, Upstate New York offers a vibrant array of art exhibitions. Discover ethereal paintings, politically charged textiles, and evocative photographs. Highlights include Kim
Explore Renaissance Art Through Our Crossword Challenge
This spring, the Metropolitan Museum of Art introduces Raphael: Sublime Poetry, the first U.S. exhibition dedicated to the Italian artist. Test your Renaissance knowledge
Emails Reveal Jeff Koons’ Attendance at Jeffrey Epstein’s 2013 Dinner
Newly released DOJ emails reveal that artist Jeff Koons attended a dinner hosted by Jeffrey Epstein in 2013, years after Epstein's conviction. Koons confirmed