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Daniel Larkin
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By Daniel Larkin| Hyperallergic Verified There is an undeniable heaviness to 2025. In her video work “What is Burden” (2025), artist Hannah Bang explores this weight. Projected onto the final drawing, the four-hour piece captures the performer in the process of making it, continuing even as the paper gradually tears, playing with ideas of temporality and flux. How can art help us navigate the difficult changes of 2025? In Re:Turning, the Parsons Fine Arts MFA show curated by P! Krishnamurthy, students like Bang try their hand.
By Daniel Larkin| Hyperallergic Verified We rely on readers like you to fund our journalism. If you value our coverage and want to support more of it, please join us as a member. Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300–1350, an examination of Siena’s breathtaking mix of blood and gold at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is long overdue. Works like Simone Martini’s “Christ on the Cross” (1340) simultaneously glow and ooze in a dramatic contrast.
By Daniel Larkin| Hyperallergic Verified There is an undeniable heaviness to 2025. In her video work “What is Burden” (2025), artist Hannah Bang explores this weight. Projected onto the final drawing, the four-hour piece captures the performer in the process of making it, continuing even as the paper gradually tears, playing with ideas of temporality and flux. How can art help us navigate the difficult changes of 2025? In Re:Turning, the Parsons Fine Arts MFA show curated by P! Krishnamurthy, students like Bang try their hand.
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Hyperallergic
Hyperallergic is an online arts magazine based in Brooklyn, New York, founded in October 2009 by Hrag Vartanian and Veken Gueyikian. The magazine focuses on thoughtful and engaging discussions about contemporary art, blending the best elements of art blogging and traditional magazine culture. It features a variety of content, including breaking news, award-winning reporting, and informed opinions on art. The magazine also produces a podcast that delves into various art-related topics and offers a newsletter to over 123,000 subscribers, summarizing key stories and upcoming events. Hyperallergic organizes events such as discussions, parties, and screenings, fostering a vibrant community of art enthusiasts. With an estimated annual revenue of $20.4 million and a dedicated team, Hyperallergic aims to reinvigorate art criticism and connect with a wide audience interested in contemporary art and culture.
New York, New York, United States
+1 212-416-0197
Founded: 2009