Photographer Smiles Meyer’s 2024 series The First Gathering restages The Last Supper with trans models, drawing on religious imagery and personal history.
Smiles Meyer Queers “The Last Supper”
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The Buffalo Haunts America
Cannupa Hanska Luger’s Garth Greenan Gallery exhibition uses bison forms and archival imagery to confront the slaughter of buffalo in the United States.
Single-clock eclipse state: A Look Inside “Penumbra — Umbra Chasers” (FABLE/175)
“Penumbra — Umbra Chasers” — see it live. Most event pages tell…
Cannupa Hanska Luger’s Truth About America
Cannupa Hanska Luger’s new Garth Greenan Gallery exhibition links the destruction of bison to the dispossession and trauma of Plains Native nations.
12 Must-Read Books On Textiles And Fiber Art
Hyperallergic’s reading guide highlights books on quilting, embroidery, weaving and fiber artists, including works on Black quilts and Eve Sedgwick.
‘Radiant Geometries’ Illuminates Teachings And Technologies In The Indigenous Americas
Radiant Geometries at Rice University’s Moody Center features contemporary Indigenous artists exploring mathematics, technology, culture and the environment.
Art Films We Look Forward To Watching At DOC NYC
Hyperallergic previews 13 art-focused documentaries in DOC NYC’s 17th edition, scheduled for Nov. 11–29, 2026, across New York venues and online.
‘Arcana Borealis’ Summons The Power Of Spirituality And Artist Communities
Helsinki’s Ateneum presents more than 200 works by 50 women artists exploring spirituality, esotericism and creative communities.
A Little Fantasy Goes A Long Way
Luhring Augustine’s Chelsea group exhibition pairs intimate, fragmented photographs with a Fran Lebowitz quotation about abandoning the search for truth.
Raven Chacon’s Echoes On Park Avenue
Diné artist Raven Chacon presented hour-long improvisations at Manhattan’s Park Avenue Armory as part of its Artists Studio series.
