[ad_1] Installation view of Arlene Shechet, “Bea Blue” (2024) (photo by David Schulze, courtesy the artist and Pace Gallery) With the equinox behind us, we are in full swing of a season of abundance and fun. The flourishing art scene in Upstate New York welcomes a host of institutional exhibitions, including rarely seen photographs by […]

[ad_1]  Art Nature #animals #birds #found objects #Matt Wilson #metal #sculpture June 24, 2024 Jackie Andres All images © Matt Wilson, shared with permission Matt Wilson (previously) has transformed found utensils into recycled metal sculptures for the last 15 years. Bending, welding, and mounting segments of cutlery upon one another, spoon bowls evoke plumage […]

[ad_1] American photographer, artist, and activist Nan Goldin (photo by Max Cramer, courtesy the aritst) This article is part of Hyperallergic’s 2024 Pride Month series, featuring interviews with art-world queer and trans elders throughout June. How audacious was it of me to use my cracked iPhone 13 to snap photos of Nan Goldin — and in the […]

[ad_1]  Art Nature #ENESS #immersive #installation #light #public art #rocks #sound June 24, 2024 Jackie Andres Photo by Finbarr Fallon. All images © ENESS, shared with permission Iwagumi is a Japanese term that refers to the methodical arrangement of rocks in aquascaping. Usually taking on the form of bold, weighty stones resting among each […]

[ad_1] Paula Allen, “Havana, Niurka” (2007) (all photos Natalie Haddad/Hyperallergic) DETROIT — The Mighty Real/Queer Detroit biennial isn’t notable just because of its dedication to LGBTQ+ representation — though that is something to celebrate. It’s also because it’s in Detroit, a perpetually under-the-radar place (and my hometown). I’ll Be Your Mirror, the nonprofit’s second monthlong […]

[ad_1] This article is part of Hyperallergic’s 2024 Pride Month series, featuring interviews with art-world queer and trans elders throughout June. Artist Marlene McCarty, arguably best known for her larger-than-life graphite and pen drawings of teenage girls who murdered their parents, has in recent years concerned herself with plants. Finding affinities between the erasure of botanic knowledge […]

[ad_1] Part of the Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design at the University of Michigan, Stamps Gallery announces three exhibitions and related programming for its summer season. This exhibition explores the expansive and experimental nature of Detroit-based artist and designer Elizabeth Youngblood’s prolific and interstitial art practice. In Syntax, viewers encounter works from […]

[ad_1] Artist and gallerist Chaim Peri is among four Israeli hostages confirmed dead in Hamas captivity, per a notice from the Israeli military earlier in June. Peri, who was 79 years old, was abducted from his home in Kibbutz Nir Oz (Ma’in Abu Sitta for Palestinians) beside the Gaza Strip during Hamas’s October 7 attack. […]

[ad_1]  Art #collage #identity #Indigenous culture #painting #sculpture #Sobé June 20, 2024 Jackie Andres “We’wha” (2022), acrylic on ledger, 18 ¾ x 18 7/16 inches. Photos by David Kukla. All images © Sobé, courtesy of Participant Inc, shared with permission The Pueblo of Zuni rests along the Western border of New Mexico, about 150 […]

[ad_1] WARSAW — Walking into A Tiger came into the Garden: Art of Maria Prymachenko at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw feels like entering a kaleidoscope. Hanging salon-style and on a circular display system designed specifically for the exhibition, the paintings — often depicting anthropomorphized animals — appear to be floating, encouraging us […]