In Hyperallergic’s 362nd “A View From the Easel,” Natali Bravo-Barbee discusses motherhood, her changing studios and an expansive photography practice.
A View From The Easel: Natali Bravo-Barbee
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He Made A “Boarded-Up” Window Look Like A Massive Framed Art Piece (No Frame Necessary!)
Prop stylist John Dittrick covered an unusable window in his Brooklyn rental with a custom-sized painting and gold-painted trim.
How The Art In Our Homes Can Affect Our Emotions, According To Experts
Art historians and designers say color, form and personal memories can shape how art feels at home, though reactions vary from person to person.
Ursula Von Rydingsvard, Who Sculpted Monuments Of Cedar, Dies At 84
Ursula von Rydingsvard, known for monumental cedar sculptures shaped by memory and form, died at her Manhattan home at 84.
The Art World Has An AI Problem
Hyperallergic opinion editor Valentina Di Liscia argues that AI-generated art writing can sound generic and undermine trust in artists’ words.
In ‘Aeolus,’ DRIFT Suspends Illuminated Glass Rods In A Sculpture Of The Wind
DRIFT’s interactive installation ‘Aeolus’ suspends illuminated glass rods at Carpenters inside Ladbroke Hall in London through Oct. 25.
Red Hook Open Studios Rises From The Ashes
Red Hook’s 11th open studios festival returned nearly 13 months after a warehouse fire, with artists showing work across the Brooklyn neighborhood.
Vermeer The Immortal
A new book by Ruth Bernard Yeazell traces Vermeer’s influence across film, poetry and other arts, long after his 17th-century death.
New Art Books From The Quarto Group
Quarto’s 2026 art-book highlights span watercolor instruction, artist biographies, photography, public art, tattoo design and the esoteric.
Precarious Dwellings Perch Atop Rocks In Simon Laveuve’s 1/35-Scale Miniatures
Simon Laveuve’s 1/35-scale mixed-media dwellings will feature in a Paris solo exhibition opening November 12, 2026.
