Good morning. 🌤️ Today, a new arts center has big plans for Sicily's city of Palermo, artist Hito Steyerl withdraws from Documenta 15, which continues to be a hot mess, a new TV series helps people rehearse for major life events, and much more.
| Good morning. 🌤️ Today, a new arts center has big plans for Sicily's city of Palermo, artist Hito Steyerl withdraws from Documenta 15, which continues to be a hot mess, a new TV series helps people rehearse for major life events, and much more. Furthermore, we're still being told the wrong story about Abstract Expressionism. Max Lunn explains why. — Hakim Bishara, interim editor-in-chief Become a Member We were told that women were on the peripheries of the artistic movement, while in fact they were driving it forward, energetically engaging in this radical pictorial language. | Max Lunn SPONSORED Exploring the sculpture in the context of its original environment for the first time in modern history, this exhibition also features a short film by Cambodian American filmmaker praCh Ly. Learn more. WHAT'S HAPPENING Floyd D. Tunson, "Hearts and Minds" (1993-1995) (image courtesy the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College) As gun violence soars, Unloaded curator Susanne Slavick continues to archive works examining the impact and proliferation of firearms. Whistleblower Aid urges the American Alliance of Museums to not re-accredit the Detroit Institute of Arts in a letter. Artist Hito Steyerl withdraws from Documenta 15, citing the organizers’ handling of antisemitism allegations and the ensuing fallout. VOICES AND SOUNDSCAPES Sonic Terrains in Latinx Art at the Vincent Price Art Museum presents a history of Latinx sound practices steeped in resistance. | Isabella Parlamis The engulfing vocal testimony of Miller's audio-visual art speaks to the threat of death faced by people of color in this country. | Eileen G’Sell ALSO ON HYPERALLERGIC ZACentrale aspires to develop the Italian city of Palermo as a regional art hub while serving its distinctive local community. | Jonah Kay Nathan Fielder’s new show deepens his weird, discomfiting, and hilarious investigation into the line between what’s fake and real. | Charles Bramesco MOST POPULAR |
