Chinoiserie Through a Feminist Lens
Met Museum curator Iris Moon dismantles misconceptions of vanity and frivolity within the porcelain craft in the upcoming exhibition Monstrous Beauty.
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Hyperallergic Town Hall: As DEI Slowly Dies, What Comes Next?
At our virtual town hall meeting on March 19, Hyperallergic Members will hear from Lise Ragbir and Ola Mobolade on the tenuous state of DEI in the art world.
Juan Hamilton, Protégé and Beneficiary of Georgia O’Keeffe, Died at 79
While the nature of their relationship has been debated and ultimately remains unclear, Hamilton took care of the aging artist in her final years.
Nvidia CEO’s Foundation Rescues Ailing California College of the Arts with $45 M. Boost
A budget deficit sparked fears of layoffs and a potential merger.
Through LEGO Compositions, Katherine Duclos Grounds Chaos in Color
The artist begins each artwork with a color palette and no plan.
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Notre Dame Raffles Stones to Support Religious Heritage in France
If you’ve ever wanted to own a piece of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, now is your chance!
Christie’s Totals $167.8 M. Across Midseason Double Header Evening Sales, Says ‘Market is Going Up’
“A characteristic of [mid-season auctions] is that collectors will always respond well to fresh-to-the-market material that is well priced and high quality,” a Christie’s specialist told ARTnews.
Ricardo Scofidio, Architect Who Transformed the American Museum Landscape, Dies at 89
His firm’s designs for MoMA, the Broad, and other noted institutions have been divisive but influential.
Inside “Pop-Art Nun” Corita Kent’s New LA Home
The Corita Kent Art Center combines the artist’s foundation, an archive and gallery, and educational and community spaces to continue her extension of art into life.
David Surman’s Gestural Paintings Question How We Understand Animal Emotion
Surman renders animals in a manner that reflects our tendency to ascribe human emotion and feeling to other species.
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