Living & behaviour
Taryn Simon's Guggenheim show explores
Artist Taryn Simon's exhibition 'Father Country I Do Love You' at the Guggenheim Museum uses a retired FBI agent's stories to connect historical events
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Ideas
Cosmo Whyte Exhibition Explores Migration and Archives
Artist Cosmo Whyte returns to the University of Michigan for a major survey exhibition examining Black identity, migration, and the construction of history
Ideas
Brooklyn Public Library Launches Craft Supply Lending
The Brooklyn Public Library has launched its first craft supply lending program, offering 31 items like crochet hooks and laminators for free rental to
Ideas
Kacey Musgraves's Testicle Disco Ball Sparks Art History
Kacey Musgraves's tour prop, a giant testicle-shaped disco ball, has ignited discussion about its place in a lineage of camp, critical art using the
Living & behaviour
Counterpublic Triennial Expands as Invitation to Action
The third Counterpublic Triennial, 'Coyote Time,' opens across five St. Louis sites, framing itself as an invitation to experience public space differently and support art rooted in social change.
Living & behaviour
New Jersey Black Women Printmakers Exhibit at Morven Museum
An exhibition at Morven Museum & Garden shows 14 generations of Black women printmakers from New Jersey, focusing on their advocacy and authentic
Ideas
Fall Art Books: Satirical Novels, Poetry, and Biographies
Hyperallergic's fall reading list highlights 15 anticipated art-world titles, including satirical novels, poetry collections, and biographies, with a focus
Food, sport & everyday culture
Fall Art Books Explore Deaf Culture, Chicana Archives, Gaza
A fall reading list highlights 15 upcoming art books, including Guadalupe Rosales's East LA memoir, Christine Sun Kim's archive of deaf imagery, and Fady
Food, sport & everyday culture
Mildred Howard Wins 2026 Artists' Legacy Foundation Award
Assemblage artist Mildred Howard receives a $25,000 unrestricted prize for her work conveying Black American stories.
Arts & institutions
LA Fall Art: Underrecognized Histories
This fall, Los Angeles galleries and museums host exhibitions focusing on Chicanx community, trans mutual aid, Indigenous fire stewardship, and critiques
Arts & institutions
Hyperallergic Lists September 2026 Grants
Hyperallergic's September 2026 listings detail over a dozen upcoming deadlines for funding and residencies, including a $10,000 prize from Foundwork and
Internet & language
Marina Mocks Tech's Grip at Whitney Biennial
Julio Torres and Martine Gutierrez's performance 'Marina' premiered at Little Island on August 26, 2026. The work uses grotesque comedy to critique online identity and technology's parasitic nature.
Food, sport & everyday culture
Bruges Exhibition Aims to Decenter the West
A new exhibition in Bruges, 'Bigger Picture: Connected worlds of Bruges 900-1550,' attempts to challenge the city's insular image while also decentering
Arts & institutions
Lee Krasner's Story Reconsidered
A visit to the Pollock-Krasner House and conversations with its director challenge a writer's assumptions about Lee Krasner's life and artistic partnership
Living & behaviour
Pompeii Treasures Debut in Dallas Museum
The Dallas Museum of Art will open a 160-plus-artifact Pompeii exhibition in December, bringing ancient artifacts from Naples to Texas for the first time in the U.S.