**Weekly Newsletter Highlights** Welcome to the latest edition of our weekly newsletter, a space where we’ll embark on a journey through the vibrant world of art, news, and culture. Let’s dive into a treasure trove of stories, reflections, and opportunities that paint a picture of creativity and exploration. **Remembering an Unexpected Icon** This week, we commemorate the life and legacy […]
**Exploring the Journey: Hew Locke’s “Passages” at Yale Center for British Art** In the elegant expanses of the Yale Center for British Art, the entrance greets visitors with the intriguing views of suspended ships – “The Survivor” (2022), “The Relic” (2022), and “Desire” (2018). These appearing as if ethereal vessels, are meticulously detailed with industrial decay and adventure, portraying a […]
Believe it or not, the future of our nation may rest on how museums in the United States perform in 2026. We must deliver content about the 250th anniversary of our nation and its democracy that is thoughtful and comprehensive. We must make access to museums within reach of all Americans. And finally, museums must issue a challenge to the […]
David Wojnarowicz’s “Arthur Rimbaud in New York” is a poignant exploration of identity, resistance, and the intersection of art and activism. Through a series of photographs taken between 1978 and 1980, Wojnarowicz donned a mask of the French poet Arthur Rimbaud, transforming him into a symbol of youthful rebellion and dissent. This artistic gesture finds renewed relevance today, against the […]
On New Year’s Eve in 2025, a painting event at Mar-a-Lago attracted significant attention as President Donald Trump auctioned a live-painted image of Jesus Christ during a party attended by notable figures like Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The artwork, crafted in just 10 minutes by Christian speed artist Vanessa Horabuena, depicted a fair-skinned, light-eyed figure reminiscent of an AI-inspired […]
This year, the Nobel Foundation chose to innovate its annual banquet, taking place every December in the city hall of Stockholm. For the first time in its remarkable 125-year legacy, the organization set aside tradition and shifted towards modern art in the form of an immersive, four-part experience. Central to this initiative was Alexander Wessely, whose imaginative vision encompasses a […]
This winter, Art Basel will launch its latest contemporary art fair in Qatar, showcasing nearly 90 galleries along with an exciting array of special programs. Whether in Miami Beach, Hong Kong, Paris, or its namesake Basel, Art Basel has shaped the global contemporary art landscape for decades. This winter, the esteemed art fair will unveil its newest edition, making its […]
**Opportunities for Artists, Writers, and Art Workers** In the ever-evolving landscape of arts and culture, finding opportunities for growth and exposure is crucial for artists, writers, and art workers. Hyperallergic’s monthly Opportunities Listings offer a valuable resource to creatives seeking residencies, fellowships, grants, and open calls. This comprehensive guide provides information on some of the most prominent opportunities available to […]
**Announcement: Call for Applications for the 2027 Arts/Industry Residency** The John Michael Kohler Arts Center (JMKAC) is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the esteemed 2027 Arts/Industry residency program. This initiative, in collaboration with Kohler Co., offers a unique opportunity for artists to engage in a three-month industrial residency at the renowned Kohler Co. facility in Kohler, […]
The Lynnwood Hygiene Center, situated in southern Snohomish County, just north of Seattle, confronted a grim future as it neared its planned closure date of December 12, 2025. This vital establishment offers indispensable services like hot showers, food, and clothing to around 700 individuals facing homelessness. Operated by the Jean Kim Foundation since 2020, the center had previously benefited from […]