Analyzing the Art World Through the Lens of Damien Davis

**A Critical Eye on the Art World: A Conversation with Damien Davis** Join us on March 2nd from 3–4pm (ET) for a virtual and exclusive conversation with artist and Hyperallergic contributor Damien Davis. This event, designed for Hyperallergic Members, offers a unique, intimate talk with Davis, who is known for challenging power structures and inequities in the contemporary art world. […]

UPS Driver Expertly Dodges Relentless Wild Turkeys

**UPS Driver’s Avian Adventure: Turkeys Running Wild in Connecticut** In a humorous twist to an ordinary delivery day, a UPS driver in Branford, Connecticut found himself facing off with nature, particularly, wild turkeys. The amusing encounter was filmed by local resident Hindy Jaffee, rapidly gaining popularity on TikTok with over 34 million views. The video shows the UPS driver nervously […]

Essential Reading Material

This week, Hyperallergic explores the vibrant intersection of culture, history, and art through various lenses. The community is highlighted through diverse forms of expression, from the celebration of the Lunar New Year at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the recognition of South Los Angeles as a cultural hub for Black art and music. This recognition underlines the importance of […]

Les Wexner Admits Lack of Awareness in Epstein Testimony

Democratic congress members are scrutinizing the testimony of billionaire retailer and arts patron Les Wexner regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, following his deposition to the House Oversight Committee. Wexner, who had previously granted Epstein the power of attorney over his fortune, insists he had no knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activities. The committee subpoenaed Wexner after an FBI document labeled […]

Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson Dies at 84

On February 17, 2026, Jesse Jackson, one of the most notable civil rights figures in the United States, passed away at the age of 84. Throughout his illustrious career in activism and politics, Jackson worked relentlessly for racial and economic equity, collaborated with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and ultimately initiated his own presidential bids in the 1980s. Born on […]

An Artist’s Perspective from the Easel

Welcome to the 325th installment of A View From the Easel, a series in which artists reflect on their workspace. This week, artists work in the realm of the intangible and explore the visual language of binding. Want to take part? Check out our submission guidelines and share a bit about your studio with us through this form! All mediums […]