Found Object Masks By Romuald Hazoumè Counter Sorrow With Sympathy

Romuald Hazoumè’s My Blue Period at London’s October Gallery uses found-object masks to reflect on conflict, ecological harm and women’s suffering.

Why Do Horror Films Have Such A Hold On Our Imaginations?

The Academy Museum’s The Horror Show traces horror cinema’s history and explores how films give shape to fears about death and the unknown.

Documenta 16 Names Four New Curatorial Team Members

Documenta 16 has appointed Raven Chacon, Osei Bonsu, Timea Junghaus and Noam Segal to help shape its Kassel program, opening June 12.

This Year’s Gay Halloween Celebrates Women’s Rights And Wrongs

Hyperallergic reports that this year’s Gay Halloween costumes draw on women’s iconic fashion, media moments and scandals.

How ÉDouard Manet’s Black Cat Became A Symbol Of Modernity

A Hyperallergic feature traces how black cats became symbols of artistic rebellion and urban life in 19th-century Paris, including in Manet’s Olympia.

15 Best Halloween Costume Makeup Kits for Creative Looks in 2027

Compare 15 Halloween costume makeup kits for face paint, special effects, scars, and character looks, with picks for beginners and experienced makeup users.

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10 Best Halloween Wreath Making Kits for Festive DIY Projects in 2027

Compare Halloween wreath making kits for kids and adults, from group craft sets to 3D fabric designs and a standout disco ball wreath.

Beverly Buchanan At The Raw Edge Of Art

A 2026 monograph brings together essays, interviews and works by Beverly Buchanan, tracing how she carried Southern places into her art.

I’m An Epstein Survivor. MoMA Must Drop Leon Black.

An Epstein survivor’s Hyperallergic opinion essay calls on MoMA to remove Leon Black from its board, citing concerns about institutional accountability.