“Over the years, I have researched how different cameras open up different possibilities,” writes American photographer Stephen Shore (b. 1947) in his recent memoir, Modern instances. “Sometimes getting a new …
Joanna Boyce Wells, ‘Study of Fanny Eaton’ (1861), oil on laid paper on linen (photo courtesy of Yale Center for British Art) Did you know that German naturalist painter Maria …
I’m by no means a fashion girl and have never listened live to the Met Gala red carpet, but I always look forward to memes and tea the next day. …
“My secret heart searches for dusty, moldy, forgotten recesses./It haunts, hunts, collects, constantly gathers objects, images, feelings. In his 1993 poem my secret heart, Betye Saar – whose sculptures, using …
Robert Wilson, “Lady Gaga: Mademoiselle Caroline Riviére” (2013), digital video with sound; music by Michael Galasso (all photos Sheila Regan/Hyperallergic) For the exhibition Message from our planet at the Weisman …
Michelle Frick “Protected” (2022) (all photos Daniel Larkin/Hyperallergic) In 1981, Ronald Reagan showed himself impassive in front of a convention of carpenters: “The status quo, you know, means in Latin …
British seaweed (1843-1853) by Anna Atkins is considered the first book illustrated using photographic images. The English botanist (1799-1871) made her collection using the cyanotype technique, which she learned about …
Spread of Barbara T. Smith Coffin: Die Cut, Rick Hard-Bound1966–67, Xeroxes, spiral binding, 11 1⁄4 × 17 3⁄4″. From the “Coffin” series, 1966–67. THE MOST AMAZING SHOW the viewer encounters …
The Philosophy, Art and Critical Thinking (PACT) division of the European doctoral school is pleased to announce our 2023 program. From June 22 to July 25, we are hosting our …
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, D.C. is hosting a two-week exhibition festival to celebrate its centenary. The event, through May 13, also marks Asian American and …
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