Spirits Against The Patriarchy

Hyperallergic reviews an Andrew Edlin Gallery exhibition of 17 women artists whose work developed through spirit communication.

15 Best Halloween Picks for Decor, Treats, Costumes, and Movie Night in 2027

Compare 15 Halloween picks for decorating, sharing treats, dressing up, reading with kids, and planning a spooky movie night.

Is Germany’s Far-Right AfD Co-Opting Joseph Beuys?

More than 50 galleries condemn the AfD’s alleged references to Joseph Beuys in publicity for a Düsseldorf cultural policy event.

Revisit Claes Oldenburg’s Seminal ‘Six Themes’ 50 Years After Its Debut

Paula Cooper Gallery will bring together works from Claes Oldenburg’s six recurring subjects, 50 years after the Walker Art Center survey.

Rithika Merchant Summons Ancient Mythology And Mysticism In ‘The Dreaming Realm’

Rithika Merchant’s solo exhibition at Galerie LJ brings together mythological hybrids, natural forces and themes of ecological care through Nov. 21.

Dear Art World, We Can Tell When You’re Using AI

A Hyperallergic editor argues that cultural institutions should pay writers rather than use generative AI for public-facing art writing.

15 Best Biography Books About Historical Figures in 2027

Compare 15 biographies of presidents, reformers, spies, entrepreneurs, and explorers to find the right historical figure and reading style for you.

ÁLvaro Urbano Honors The Lost Specimens Of Mexico City’s Iconic Casa Cueva

Álvaro Urbano’s Museo Jumex exhibition Helen turns plant illustrations from Helen Fowler O’Gorman’s 1961 book into suspended metal sculptures.

14 Best Biography Books About Actors for 2027

Compare 14 actor biographies and memoirs, from candid career stories to researched Hollywood lives, and find the right book for your interests.

David Reed Went Where Lichtenstein Wouldn’t

At Rodder in New York, David Reed’s paintings and drawings from 2013–26 explore optical effects and influences beyond Roy Lichtenstein.