Red Hook Open Studios returned for its 11th year, 13 months after a major fire damaged a historic Van Brunt Street warehouse.
Red Hook Open Studios Rises From The Ashes
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Vermeer The Immortal
A Hyperallergic review examines Ruth Bernard Yeazell’s new book on Johannes Vermeer’s influence across film, poetry and other arts.
Jonathan Nez On Indigenous Perseverance
Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez discusses Diné culture and public service as he runs for Arizona’s largest congressional district.
What Is Kogei? This Japanese Idea Of Craft Will Revive Your Eye For Artful Displays
Kogei describes useful Japanese objects shaped by regional materials, inherited knowledge and makers’ judgment—not simply by handwork.
Truman Lowe Listens To The Water
The National Museum of the American Indian presents Water’s Edge, the first major retrospective of Hoocąk artist Truman Lowe’s work.
New Art Books From The Quarto Group
Quarto’s 2026 art-book highlights span painting instruction, photography, artist biographies, 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 dwellings, built atop rocks and stilts, will feature in a Paris solo exhibition opening Nov. 12.
On Taking Care Of Each Other
Four New York museum unions secured contracts, city-funded artist grants doubled to $10,000, and an arts newsletter reflected on community care.
The 2 Most Outdated Decluttering Rules That Experts Say You Can Stop Following Right Now
Professional organizers say strict one-in, one-out and one-year clothing rules can be impractical, favoring regular reviews and usable storage instead.
The Resistance Is Not Dead
The pro-democracy arts initiative Fall of Freedom is returning for its second year, with hundreds of events planned across the United States.
