A Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery exhibition surveys Susan Silton’s four-decade career, including works on identity, illness, environment and voice.
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Mexican Duo RojoNegro Installs Colossal Work On UC San Diego Campus
The Mexican art duo’s permanent campus installation uses 260 hand-painted ceramic tiles to explore Mesoamerican knowledge and cultural memory.
Mrs. Gallery Marks 10 Years Of Getting Art Collectors To Queens
The Maspeth gallery marks a decade with DECENNIUM, a rotating show of 30 works by 23 artists, and reflects on drawing collectors to western Queens.
Caribbean Surrealism And Ancestral Memory Merge In Kelly Sinnapah Mary’s Lush Portraits
A Colossal report spotlights Kelly Sinnapah Mary’s surreal portraits and says her exhibition Between Earth and Sea is set to open in February.
Is Sexy Art Back, Or Is It Just Me?
A Hyperallergic feature connects erotic undercurrents across recent Chicago exhibitions while asking whether the trend reflects the shows or the writer.
Clouds Were Once Photography’s Greatest Challenge
The Met’s “Chasing Clouds” traces how photographers addressed skies that early camera processes often rendered as blank white.
The Zen Mona Lisa
Hyperallergic published an excerpt from Will Heinrich’s 2026 book, ‘From Darkness to Darkness,’ about a critic’s trip to see a celebrated Chinese ink painting.
Only Known Manuscript Of MLK’s “I Have A Dream” Could Fetch $10M At Auction
The handwritten final draft of Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech will be displayed at Christie’s New York before a January 22, 2027, auction.
Amy Liu Explores Light And Dark Through Glitz, Mystique, And Opera
Amy Liu’s ‘Pearled Chiaroscuro’ pairs oil-painting layers, dramatic light and shadow, and pearl-covered figures at Harper’s through Nov. 19.
Andy Warhol’s Habibi Phase In Kuwait
At the 61st Venice Biennale, Raed Yassin presents mixed-media works imagining Andy Warhol’s 1977 visit to Kuwait and its cultural setting.
