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August 4, 2022 β’ View in browserGood morning. π€οΈ Today, a Hulu docuseries reveals new details about arts patron Les Wexnerβs vile relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, wonderful photos from the Ebony and Jet archives, the thriving community of Caribbean artists in Denver, and a brilliant Twitter account that compares iconic scenes from sports games to classical paintings. Youβll love that last one even if you donβt care for sports (I certainly donβt). β Hakim Bishara, interim editor-in-chief When Sports Imitate ArtWhat do an NBA foul and a Renaissance PietΓ painting share in common? A lot, actually. | Jasmine Liu SPONSORED Apply Now for the 2023 Joyce AwardsThe grants will provide $450,000 for six new commissions across disciplines by artists of color working with cultural organizations in the Great Lakes. Learn more. THE LATEST Maya Angelou relaxes in her room before performing at New Yorkβs Village Vanguard. (photograph by G. Marshall Wilson, Ebony Collection) The photo archives of βEbonyβ and βJetβ magazines will soon be accessible via the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History (NMAAHC) and Culture and the Getty Research Institute. βOur museum is proud that this significant and iconic collection of African American images will be housed in our museum and preserved for generations to study, observe and enjoy,β said Kevin Young, director of the NMAAHC. SPONSORED MassArt Bostonβs 2022 MFA Summer Thesis Exhibition Is Now On ViewSummer graduates of the Massachusetts College of Art and Design showcase their fine arts theses on campus and at the MassArt x SoWa Gallery, with in-person and virtual events and artist talks. Learn more. NEW IN DOCUMENTARY Docuseries Explores the Sick and Twisted Relationship Between Leslie Wexner and Jeffrey EpsteinVictoriaβs Secret: Angels and Demons on Hulu depicts an association between an insecure Ohio billionaire and a sleek New York sexual predator. | Elaine Velie Documentaries About Remembrance and Cultural Celebration in the 2022 BlackStar Film FestivalThis yearβs program celebrates the resilience and joy in worldwide struggles against erasure and confinement. | Bedatri D. Choudhury MORE FROM HYPERALLERGIC Caribbean Artists Are Making Themselves Seen in DenverβThe purposeful consequence of colonialism is to spread us far from each other so that we canβt find one another and we are isolated β¦ but we are here!β says artist Lares Feliciano. | Denise Zubizarreta The Wisdom and Wonder of India's Leading Art HistorianThe riches of literature, painting, poetry, and mysticism pervade a collection of essays by B.N. Goswamy, which showcase the lyrical fluidity of his prose. | Arun A.K. Support Hyperallergic's independent journalismBecome a member today to help keep our reporting and criticism free and accessible to all. Become a MemberIN MEMORIAM Bernard Marson (1931β2022) Nichelle Nichols (1932β2022) Mary Obering (1937β2022) Archie Roach (1956β2022) MOST POPULAR Archaeologists Discover Englandβs Oldest Surviving ShipwreckYour Concise New York Art Guide for August 2022The Unforgivable Whitewashing of Mexico Cityβs Food StallsMeet the 2022 Winners of the Pollock-Krasner AwardsSharif Beyβs Fractured and Beautiful Ceramic Figures
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