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October 14, 2021 • View in browserGood morning. 🌤️ Today, The Velvet Underground gets the epic documentary treatment, a petition is asking the Hispanic Society to disavow anti-Indigenous comments made at the museum by a visiting dignitary, and reviews of Anita Steckel, Janice Nowinski, Jill Freedman, and a novel by Daisy Lafarge. — Hrag Vartanian, editor-in-chief The Ever-Changing Dialogue Between Paint and BodyThrough the medium of paint, Janice Nowinski seeks to connect the inner and outer states of her subjects. | John Yau SPONSORED WHAT'S HAPPENING A poster set of Chris Ofili's exhibition Afro Muses 1995-2005 (2005) at the Studio Museum in Harlem The Studio Museum’s archive sale is offering catalogs and posters from historic exhibitions featuring Chris Ofili, Faith Ringgold, and more. A petition is calling for the Hispanic Society of America to disavow racist comments made by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, conservative president of Madrid. SPONSORED Live in Rome and Pursue Your MA in Art History at John Cabot UniversityApply by February 1, 2022 to be considered for a full tuition scholarship to this unique graduate program at a US-accredited university based in Italy. Learn more. LATEST IN ART The Politics of Desire and Oppression in Anita Steckel's ArtSteckel compelled audiences to acknowledge uncomfortable realities about systemic sexism that persist decades later. | Natalie Haddad SPONSORED SVA MA Curatorial Practice Opens Fall 2022 ApplicationsThe New York-based program for professional curatorial training has a particular focus on practical experience. Learn more. Jill Freedman’s Close-Up View of New York City PoliceDid Jill Freedman, a leftist activist, create a pro-law enforcement series of images? | Taylor Michael Your Guide to Explore the Unfamiliar at Gowanus Open StudiosOpen studio events can be overwhelming, but our guide can help you navigate the upcoming event. | Daniel Larkin SPONSORED Washington University’s MFA in Illustration & Visual Culture Forges New TerrainProspective students can attend the Virtual Open House on November 8 to learn more about the Sam Fox School MFA-IVC program. Applications are due February 7, 2022. Learn more. ALSO ON HYPERALLERGIC The Velvet Underground Brings the New York of the ’60s Back to LifeWith dense split-screen use of period artifacts and a killer Velvets soundtrack, Todd Haynes’s documentary is a loving tribute to his favorite band. | Forrest Cardamenis SPONSORED Rutgers University Presents Fall 2021 Art & Design Lecture SeriesThrough December 15, students and the public can attend online talks with visiting artists and designers, including Forensic Architecture, Tega Brain, Alison O’Daniel, and Regina José Galindo. Learn more. Sexism and Colonialism Intertwine in the Story of a Toxic RelationshipIn Paul, Daisy Lafarge delicately unpacks the power plays and mind games of a toxic relationship, with an emphasis on society’s — and art’s — silencing of women. | Anna Souter Support HyperallergicOur membership program makes it possible for us to dive deeper into important issues and topics. Want to be part of the future of independent arts journalism? Become a MemberIN MEMORIAM Kenneth Baker (1946–2021) Mary Bloom (1940–2021) Michael Garman (1938–2021) Atta Kwami (1956–2021) Ruthie Tompson (1910–2021) MOST POPULAR New Anthony Fauci Documentary Shows Why His Hero Image Is FlawedA Keith Haring Mural Is Unexpectedly Unveiled in ManhattanJoan Mitchell, a Brilliant Painter and Contrarian at HeartAn Artist's Embroideries Reflect the Complexity and Interconnectedness of Queer New YorkSeattle Museums Are Artwashing Their Way Back to “Normal”
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