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Terry Pratchett’s Study
A Danish miniature-maker built a 1:12 study inspired by Terry Pratchett, with handmade books, a tiny hat and jacket, and Discworld details.
Met Gala’s New Theme Is The Biggest Recession Indicator Yet
The Met announced “extraOrdinary” for its 2027 Costume Institute exhibition and gala, following John Galliano’s withdrawal from a planned exhibition.
Viral ‘Text Hip’ Trend Boosts Bookstore Sales, Brings Literature To Food Aisles
A headline reports that the ‘text hip’ trend is boosting bookstore sales and bringing literature into food aisles, but provides no supporting details.
Guadalupe Rosales’s Portable Archive Of East LA
Artist Guadalupe Rosales brings photos, flyers and personal testimony into a new memoir about Chicanx youth culture and growing up in East Los Angeles.
“The Man I Love” Wants Us To Do More Than Mourn
A Hyperallergic review says Ira Sachs’s 2026 film portrays 1980s New York during the HIV/AIDS crisis without relying on familiar AIDS-film conventions.
A Midterm Election Guide For Artists And Arts Workers
A Hyperallergic guide examines how 2026 midterm races could affect arts funding, health care, unions, censorship and AI policy.
10 Art Books To Curl Up With This November
Hyperallergic’s fall reading guide highlights 10 art books, from Celia Paul’s Venice memoir to Rosa Luxemburg’s pressed-plant collection.
Barbara Takenaga’s ‘Awestruck’
Kemper Museum’s 40-work survey, Barbara Takenaga: Awestruck, traces the artist’s abstract paintings from the early 2000s through April 11, 2027.
Happy Hyperallergic Halloween!
Hyperallergic recaps its second annual Brooklyn Halloween party, where nearly 200 attendees brought art history to life in costume.