15 Los Angeles Art Exhibitions to Catch This Fall
This fall’s Los Angeles art season features exhibitions that reframe overlooked histories, artists, and communities. From Monica Majoli’s Countervision to Flesh Witness at REDCAT
Ann Patchett’s “Whistler” Examines Grief, Memory, and Art
Ann Patchett’s Whistler, her 10th novel for adults, follows a family rupture that begins with a car accident and echoes years later in a
September 2026 Opportunities for Artists and Creatives
Hyperallergic’s September 2026 Opportunities Listings roundup features awards, grants, residencies, and fellowships for artists, writers, and researchers. Listings include funding from Foundwork, Gulf Coast
Jacques Rancière on the Politics of Creative Emancipation
Jacques Rancière examines the idea of creative emancipation through the lens of Fulvia Carnevale and John Kelsey. Keywords associated with the piece include Fulvia
UT Austin’s Harry Ransom Center Announces Funded Fellowships in Arts and Humanities
The Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin is accepting applications for its 2027–2028 research fellowship program, with up to 50
A View From the Easel: Rah Naqvi Treats His Studio Like a Living Garden
In the 351st installment of A View From the Easel, Rah Naqvi describes a studio practice shaped by multiple mediums, outside inspiration, and a
Mitchell Johnson Presents New Paintings Inspired by California, New England and Europe
Mitchell Johnson’s exhibition New Paintings from California, New England and Europe is on view at Flea Street Restaurant in Menlo Park from July 8
Maya Lin’s “Floating Landscape” Set to Rise at UT Austin in 2027
Maya Lin will debut “Floating Landscape,” a new public art commission at the University of Texas at Austin, in April 2027. Commissioned by Landmarks,