In the latest edition of the Hyperallergic Weekly Newsletter, a range of art discussions and news updates are presented. The newsletter begins by examining Salvador Dalí’s “Nuclear Mysticism,” where Dalí shifts from profane to sacred art, scrutinized by Ed Simon. John Yau reflects on the enduring passion of artist Jasper Johns. Aruna D’Souza responds to Josh Kline’s essay regarding New […]
Since attending the inaugural edition of the Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair (BFAPF) at Powerhouse Arts last year, I’ve been eager to witness how this young event evolves in real time. Braving New York’s spring art fair season for a second year, BFAPF is anchored by a global community rooted in passion, partnership, and an inextinguishable fervor for pushing the […]
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There’s something special about visiting an art fair when New York is on the cusp of spring. On Thursday night, April 9, well-dressed patrons marched into the Park Avenue Armory for the newly renamed International Fine Prints and Drawings Association’s (IFPDA) annual Print Fair that kicked off the city’s spring fair season. The fair, which started in 1991 and returns […]
Expo Chicago 2026 offers a complex portrait of the city’s art scene, spotlighting both established success stories like Gabrielle Garland and Melissa Leandro and the precarious balance local artists must navigate to gain visibility. As a vibrant meeting point of artists, institutions, and art enthusiasts, it remains a critical moment for showcasing art, sparking dialogues, and questioning the structures supporting […]
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**SP-Arte 2023: A Celebration of Brazilian Art within a Global Context** São Paulo has once again taken center stage in the art world, hosting the 22nd edition of SP-Arte, Latin America’s largest art fair. Following closely on the heels of the São Paulo Biennial, the event, which runs from April 8 to the weekend, has brought together 180 exhibitors, showcasing […]
**Transparent Houses and Metaphors of Belonging: In Kyoung Chun at the Halsey Institute** The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston is delighted to present the innovative works of In Kyoung Chun in an exhibition that brings together transparency, metaphors of belonging, and the performative magic of interactive installations. As viewers step into the display, they encounter […]
**Reality Dropout: An Artistic Journey by Little Thunder** Within the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary art, few creators manage to carve out a unique identity through a fusion of cultural narratives and visual originality. Among them is Little Thunder, whose recent showcase, “Reality Dropout,” has mesmerized audiences worldwide. This daring series invites viewers to embark on an inner voyage, challenging the […]
Welcome to the 332nd installment of A View From the Easel, a series that delves into the introspective world of artists and their creative environments. This offering highlights the eclectic workspaces where artists uniquely blend painting with movement and draw inspiration from historical sites like former yarn factories. This edition first introduces an artist who relocated to a former yarn […]