Rosana Paulino Honored with Black Mountain College Prize
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
Renowned Still Life Artist Janet Fish Passes Away at 87
Janet Fish, renowned for her luminous still lifes, has died at 87. Her work, celebrated for its radiant depiction of light, leaves a lasting
2025’s Top 15 Museum Acquisitions: A Year of Cultural Milestones
2025 saw museums worldwide make landmark acquisitions, reflecting diverse cultural narratives. Highlights include the Louvre's first video artwork, Tate Modern's Joan Mitchell triptych, and
Secure a Year of Free Studio Space in Brooklyn via the Sharpe-Walentas Program
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
2025’s Narratives That Inspired My Journey
Reflecting on 2025, Valentina Di Liscia shares impactful stories from Hyperallergic that champion justice and diversity. From LA fires to museum critiques, these narratives
Cornelia Stokes Appointed as First Assistant Curator of African Diasporic Art at SFMOMA & MOAD
Cornelia Stokes has been named as the first assistant curator for African diasporic art at SFMOMA and MOAD. Her role will focus on exhibitions,
UK Taxpayers to Cover $1 Billion Insurance for Bayeux Tapestry Loan
The UK Treasury will use the Government Indemnity Scheme to insure the Bayeux Tapestry for £800 million as it is loaned to the British
Art Market Thrives as Auction Sales Hit New Heights
Art auctions are reaching new heights with record sales at major houses. A Picasso sold for $50 million at Sotheby's, while Christie's set a