How Mexican Photographers Made A Nation

The Getty’s exhibition brings together 13 Mexican photographers to trace visual culture from post-Revolution nation-building to contemporary life.

10 Art Shows To See In Los Angeles This November

A November guide to 10 Los Angeles art exhibitions, including shows at LACMA, Hollyhock House, The Brick and local galleries.

Scott Kahn Invokes Dreams And Liminality In Atmospheric Landscape Paintings

Scott Kahn’s solo exhibition Silent Night at David Zwirner brings together atmospheric landscapes shaped by dreams, architecture and uncertainty.

At 60, A Legendary LA Print Workshop Still Urges Us To Pay Attention

A 60th-anniversary exhibition at Los Angeles’s Gemini G.E.L. traces artists’ experimentation with printmaking across six decades.

Giant Ofrenda Arrives In Manhattan Ahead Of Día De Muertos

Mestiz Studio’s “Twenty Petal Flower” opens in Flatiron North Plaza on October 26, inviting visitors to leave offerings through November 3.

Paul Pfeiffer On The Spectacle Of Politics

In a Hyperallergic interview tied to his Perrotin Los Angeles exhibition, Paul Pfeiffer discusses stadiums as stages for politics and mass culture.

Nathan Fielder Is A Performance Artist In Disguise

A Hyperallergic review of You Can See Everything argues that Nathan Fielder’s involvement complicates its documentary claim.

Scroll-led dawn dissolve: A Look Inside “Lastlight | The Dawn Room” (FABLE/175)

“Lastlight | The Dawn Room” — see it live. Some rooms are…

This Is Class War

Hyperallergic editor-in-chief Hakim Bishara’s essay links France’s student protests and the art world’s wealth to class inequality.

Artists Take To The Streets Amid Massive Protests In France

Artists and cultural workers marched in Paris as protests continued across France. Arrests and crowd estimates remain subject to reporting.