Thieves in Brazil have stolen 13 artworks from the Mário de Andrade Library in São Paulo on December 7, 2025. The stolen pieces include eight engravings by the renowned French painter Henri Matisse and five works by the eminent Brazilian artist Candido Portinari. As initially reported by local outlet Globo, the theft has prompted an ongoing investigation by Brazilian authorities. […]
Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” stands as one of the most legendary songs ever. Its immense popularity led to the creation of the “Whitney Houston Challenge.” While it may appear straightforward, it necessitates precision and focus. This is why, when a boy named Ethan, who has Down syndrome, embraced the challenge and excelled, his school friends erupted in […]
Image: Tom Oun (Not an image of the horse in question.) You might be familiar with possums that “play dead,” but have you ever heard of a horse doing the same? Indeed, it seems these animals are also known for this behavior. However, instead of fainting involuntarily as possums do, horses appear to be employing this tactic to evade responsibilities. […]
“Sayuri Ichida’s Piano Recital Above: An Ode to Sophistication” Combining refined artistry and musical mastery, Sayuri Ichida enchanted listeners with her mesmerizing piano recital, “On the Upper Floor.” Hosted in the lofty, acoustically rich upper level of a storied residence, the evening was dedicated to presenting an indelible series of classical musical works. **Venue and Atmosphere** The concert unfolded upstairs […]
# Hyperallergic Weekly Newsletter: Navigating the Art World’s Gimmicks and Challenging Norms ## Market Frenzy in Miami With the art world abuzz about market events, the spotlight shifted from November’s evening sales in New York to this week’s Miami fairs. Hyperallergic’s Senior Editor Valentina Di Liscia, a Miami native, provided a critical lens on the events beyond their glamorous facade. […]
Festivals are not solely focused on the music. Creative stage design significantly contributes to enveloping attendees in remarkable, surreal settings. The masterminds behind the iconic techno festival Time Warp in Germany elevate this concept, transforming each “floor” into an imaginative installation that merges engineering, scenography, and dynamic light art. Recently, Time Warp executed its weekend edition in New York City, […]
The two-year MFA Design program at the University of California, Davis offers a dynamic platform for students to explore and innovate in their creative endeavors. This program, designed for interdisciplinary and research-oriented work, provides access to the vast resources of a leading public institution. With a curriculum that supports both creative and scholarly pursuits, students participate in core courses alongside […]
Visual artists in Canada might soon benefit financially from the resale of their works as the government has announced intentions to amend its copyright laws. In a recent budget bill, Prime Minister Mark Carney outlined an “Artist’s Resale Right” (ARR), which would allow artists to earn royalties from secondary sales of their artworks. This move aims to provide additional income […]
Since 1999, Pantone has encapsulated the essence of the era through its Color of the Year selection, pinpointing shades that mirror the visual, cultural, and creative landscapes. For 2026, Pantone has selected a hue of white known as “Cloud Dancer” (PANTONE 11-4201), marking the inaugural instance of an off-white receiving this distinguished recognition. Characterized as ethereal and tranquil, Cloud Dancer […]
**Announcement: Exhibition of Rita Blitt’s Recent Works** Renowned artist Rita Blitt presents “Earth’s Symphony,” a captivating exhibition currently on display at the Leedy Voulkos Art Center in Kansas City, Missouri, until February 27. This collection marks a significant moment in Blitt’s career as she delves into the dynamic interplay of line, movement, and color to reveal her profound connection with […]