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Art Reads For Banned Books Week
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Rana Begum Sees What You Don’t
Rana Begum’s first solo show in New York brings together 18 works exploring how light, color and industrial materials shape perception.
Pope Leo Calls To Save Art From AI
At a Vatican meeting, Pope Leo XIV argued that human art has a quality AI cannot reproduce and called for stronger ties with artists.
Pre-Columbian Archaeology Meets Science Fiction In Max Lehman’s Quirky Sculptures
Max Lehman’s Ancestral Androids show combines ceramic figures, Pre-Columbian visual references and science-fiction themes through Nov. 1.
WashU Seeks Artists In Diverse Media For Fall 2027 Entry To MFA Program
Washington University in St. Louis is accepting applications to its two-year MFA in Visual Art program for fall 2027, with a Jan. 10, 2027 deadline.
Monumental Sculptures By Sharif Bey Meditate On Identity And Objecthood In ‘Homecoming’
The Andy Warhol Museum’s ‘Sharif Bey: Homecoming’ presents monumental ceramics exploring identity, heritage and the power of objects.
In The Wake Of Tippett Studios’ Closure, A Digital Archive Appears Online
An anonymous auction buyer has uploaded 90 non-duplicated Tippett Studios discs to the Internet Archive, preserving materials for public browsing.
Tom Of Finland Foundation Turmoil
The supplied Hyperallergic material does not report details of turmoil at the Tom of Finland Foundation, leaving the alleged development unverified.
Treachery In The Rodin Museum 3D Scan Verdict
An advocate’s account describes a French court dispute over public access to Rodin Museum 3D scans. The final Conseil d’État verdict is not provided.
Between Worlds
Hyperallergic editor-in-chief Hakim Bishara reflects on grief, parenthood and identity after attending a New York Film Festival screening of Between Worlds.
