“Wallis’s seagoing vessels are at the mercy of the waves. … They toss, swerve about, and plunge more
| “Wallis’s seagoing vessels are at the mercy of the waves. … They toss, swerve about, and plunge more than enough to bring a gulp to the throat.” So Michael Glover writes of maritime artist Alfred Wallis in this weekend’s issue. These words could describe the instability that has become a daily condition, and has caught in its tide both democracy and lives. They evoke Melville’s remark in Moby Dick: “Already we are boldly launched upon the deep; but soon we shall be lost in its unshared, harborless immensities.”Hyperallergic continues to be a guiding independent voice. We hope you’ll consider supporting our work by becoming a member today.— Natalie Haddad, Co-Editor, Hyperallergic Weekend | |
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| Pop Noise Overkill Big and loud music from Backxwash, Food House, Toriena, and Blackpink. Lucas Fagen |
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| Required Reading This week, the racialization of painters’ palettes, destruction concerns in Artsakh, why fascists like “Dune”, how Facebook didn’t ban Holocaust deniers, elite panic, and more. Hrag Vartanian |
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| Botanical Bridge Set Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, this bridge set featuring flower artworks “West Australian Banksia” and “Waratahs” by Australian modernist Margaret Preston will certainly add beauty to your game.Shop now |
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