Timothy Jones: What I’ve learned after 16 years at the Seymour Centre
Tim Jones reflects on the highlights and challenges of his 16 years at Seymour, and shares his firmly held beliefs...
Art & Visual Culture
Discover the latest in global visual arts — exhibitions, contemporary artists, trends, and visual storytelling from around the world.
Vale Georgia Malone – exemplary arts leader, tireless advocate
Dedicated as much to her work with individual artists and arts workers as to the sector as a whole, Georgia...
Book review: How to Survive 1985, Tegan Bennett Daylight
A novel that compares and contrasts the 1980s and the 2020s through the eyes of teens.
Dalit History Month Is Not a Token
There are many definitions of history. But for me, as an artist, dreamer, and an unapologetic Ambedkarite, history has often...
Artist Talks in Times of Fascism
Color drawing by Laylah Ali, “Untitled (Superman)” (2000), colored pencil on paper (image courtesy the artist)Is anything the matter? continues at...
Los Angeles Pays Homage to the Cool Trance of Alice Coltrane
LOS ANGELES — It is not often that a museum exhibition feels like an animated diorama of a life — transporting...
The School of Visual Arts MFA Show Is a Portrait of Our Zeitgeist
Joshua Evans, “Fantasia” (2024) (all photos Daniel Larkin/Hyperallergic)Joshua Evans’s “Fantasia” (2024) sums up how many of us are feeling right...
Mellon Foundation Gives $15 M. in Emergency Funding to State Councils to Remedy NEH Cuts
The Mellon Foundation, the largest funder of the arts and humanities in the US, said it would give $15 million...
Child Scratches Mark Rothko Work in Dutch Museum
A prized painting by Mark Rothko on display in the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam was damaged by a...
Barnes Foundation, Moderna Museet, and More, Awarded Conservation Grants
This year’s Bank of America Art Conservation Project grants have been awarded to sixteen cultural institutions, including the Rothko Chapel in...
