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Rebecca Ness Stakes Her Claim To Art History

Rebecca Ness Stakes Her Claim To Art History

Rebecca Ness’s 2026 exhibition ‘Inheritance’ recasts canonical paintings in contemporary settings, including New York’s Cubbyhole bar.
Cyra Levenson To Lead Yaddo Artist Residency

Cyra Levenson To Lead Yaddo Artist Residency

Yaddo has appointed Guggenheim deputy director Cyra Levenson as its next president, succeeding Elaina Richardson after 26 years.
The Overlooked Black Architect Who Shaped A Landmark Smithsonian Museum

The Overlooked Black Architect Who Shaped A Landmark Smithsonian Museum

A new biography revisits architect Max Bond Jr.’s role in shaping the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Project Icarus | The Ardent Line (FABLE/175)

Shared-progress scroll narrative: A Look Inside “Project Icarus | The Ardent Line” (FABLE/175)

“Project Icarus | The Ardent Line” — see it live. What if…
A Vision Of Rebirth, Raw And Sumptuous

A Vision Of Rebirth, Raw And Sumptuous

Derriann Pharr’s works join a Studio Museum residency exhibition, alongside pieces by Simonette Quamina and Taylor Simmons.
Remembering Rafael Ferrer, Aracy Amaral, And Liang Shaoji

Remembering Rafael Ferrer, Aracy Amaral, And Liang Shaoji

Hyperallergic’s weekly In Memoriam honors Rafael Ferrer, Aracy Amaral and Liang Shaoji, three artists and art-world figures who died in 2026.
Eddy Firmin Interrogates History And Colonizing Forces In Provocative Sculptures

Eddy Firmin Interrogates History And Colonizing Forces In Provocative Sculptures

Guadeloupean, Montréal-based artist Eddy Firmin examines colonization, slavery and consumerism in ceramics ahead of a Gardiner Museum show in Toronto.
Fantastical, Elemental Hybrids Persevere In Jon Ching’s Metaphysical Paintings

Fantastical, Elemental Hybrids Persevere In Jon Ching’s Metaphysical Paintings

Jon Ching’s ‘Path of Least Resistance’ opens October 3 at KP Projects in Los Angeles, featuring hybrid flora-and-fauna paintings on resilience.
The Rough-and-Ready Brilliance Of Barbara Hammer’s “Nitrate Kisses”

The Rough-and-Ready Brilliance Of Barbara Hammer’s “Nitrate Kisses”

A new 4K restoration of Barbara Hammer’s 1992 landmark Nitrate Kisses premieres at the New York Film Festival, alongside a new documentary about her.
Four Artists Win MacArthur “Genius” Grants

Four Artists Win MacArthur “Genius” Grants

Christine Sun Kim, Rodney McMillian, Vincent Valdez and Chip Thomas are among 20 MacArthur Fellows, each receiving $800,000 over five years.