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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.
At 60, A Legendary LA Print Workshop Still Urges Us To Pay Attention
A 60th-anniversary exhibition traces Gemini G.E.L.’s history and the experiments that have expanded what printmaking can be.
Paul Pfeiffer On The Spectacle Of Politics
In a Hyperallergic interview tied to his Perrotin Los Angeles exhibition, Paul Pfeiffer discusses stadiums, mass culture and political power.
Wish You Were Here! Rose Sanderson’s Witty Postcards Conjure A Strange Reality
Rose Sanderson’s 50 surreal paintings on vintage postcards will be shown at Aberystwyth Arts Centre from Nov. 11 to Dec. 23.
Inside Room 175 of 175: The Making of “Lastlight | The Dawn Room”
An AI-built exhibition finale turns twenty-four linked room lights into a tender, scroll-led sunrise, extinguished in the order daylight might find them.
This Is Class War
Hakim Bishara’s Hyperallergic column links Paris protests, art-world wealth and a Powerball daydream in a personal reflection on class.
Artists Take To The Streets Amid Massive Protests In France
Artists, students and cultural workers joined France’s October 24 protests, calling for better conditions as security forces made arrests.