Cushion Works has gained nonprofit status and started a membership program as San Francisco art spaces seek ways to sustain their work.
San Francisco’s Galleries Explore Alternative Routes For Survival
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Vatican Exhibition Series Centers “Fundamentally Human” Art Over AI
The Vatican-backed ArtCut triennial opens across seven cities, bringing together more than 100 artists around empathy and human creativity.
Beverly Buchanan At The Raw Edge Of Art
A 2026 monograph gathers essays, interviews, poems and artworks to revisit Beverly Buchanan’s practice and address gaps in her legacy.
10 Art Shows To See In Los Angeles This November
A November guide to 10 Los Angeles art shows, from April Bey’s textile works to a LACMA exhibition on the Brockman Gallery.
How Mexican Photographers Made A Nation
The Getty Center’s exhibition follows 13 Mexican photographers from post-Revolution nation-building to contemporary life, from the late 1920s to the 2010s.
Ursula Von Rydingsvard, Who Sculpted Monuments Of Cedar, Dies At 84
Sculptor Ursula von Rydingsvard died at her Manhattan home on October 27. Her monumental works drew on cedar, memory and forms from everyday life.
Layli Long Soldier’s Poetic Lifeblood
Layli Long Soldier discusses We, her 2026 book blending poetry, essays, stories and visual form with Lakota language and philosophy.
The Gospel According To Paul Pfeiffer
Hyperallergic interviews artist Paul Pfeiffer about Christ-like Bieber sculptures, imagined stadiums and the rituals through which mass culture shapes emotion.
Nathan Fielder Is A Performance Artist In Disguise
A Hyperallergic review argues that Nathan Fielder’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes blurs observation and performance, without settling his intent.
Giant Ofrenda Arrives In Manhattan Ahead Of Día De Muertos
Mestiz Studio’s large marigold-inspired altar opens in Flatiron North Plaza, inviting visitors to leave offerings through November 3.
