Imagine for a moment that artificial intelligence (AI) is already a powerful system that has its own purposes and protects itself. So what are artists using generative AI really doing? …
Last Saturday June 24, 20 environmental activists met To the Metropolitan Museum of Art during a protest against the increasingly harsh penalties facing climate protesters. The group, made up of …
Twenty years ago, John Gerrard photographed an oil spill off the coast of Ireland. Since then, he has been obsessed with the politics, geography and aesthetics of hydrocarbons. In his …
Two years ago, a explosive report revealed that the eminent French sculptor Claude Lévêque, who represented France at the Venice Biennale in 2009, was under investigation for allegedly abused minors …
New to the New York art scene, New York Photography Fairs will kick off its inaugural edition September 8-10 with a VIP preview day on September 7, 2023. Running concurrently …
Julie Mehretuthe revered New York painter known for her large-scale architectural compositions, will soon be working with a surface as dynamic as the swirling forms she is known for: she …
Climate groups took to the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Saturday June 24 to protest the charges pending against two activists WHO stained paint on the protective envelope of a …
Demian DinéYazhi’ (all images courtesy of the artist) This article is part of Hyperallergic‘s Pride Month Seriesfeaturing an interview with a different emerging or mid-career transgender or non-binary artist each …
If “everything must go” was the strategy employed by Christie’s for its 20th/21st Century evening sale in London on Wednesday, it worked quite well. Of the 66 lots on offer …
An ornate stone yoke that may have been worn by players of ancient Mesoamerican ball games has been returned to Mexico after officials intervened there to prevent the artifact from …
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