Culture and Arts
12,000 Years Ago, Native Americans Were Playing Games of Chance with Handmade Dice — Colossal
For many years, archaeologists have recognized that the ancient peoples of North America engaged in numerous games, reflecting a universal human pastime. Historically, the origins of dice were believed to…
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An LA Show Breathes New Life Into Fire-Damaged ArtÂ
The city of Los Angeles has been facing a different kind of crisis lately, one that is not caused by…
Alice Austen’s Pioneering Lesbian GazeÂ
Photographer Alice Austen, known for her iconic images captured in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, lived in Clear…
The Queer History of Central Park’s Bethesda Fountain
The article is part of Hyperallergic’s 2025 Pride Month series, shedding light on key moments from New York’s LGBTQ+ art…
11 Juneteenth Events Around New York CityÂ
Juneteenth, the federal holiday marking the end of slavery in the United States, is just around the corner. As the…
30 NYC Monuments of Black Americans You Should Know
Martin Luther King Jr., and Jackie Robinson, marked a shift toward the representation of specific Black historical figures in public…
For Glenn Ligon, Language Is Material
The Brant Foundation’s Glenn Ligon exhibition offers a concise yet impactful overview of the artist's work, showcasing eight pieces from…
Sculptural Embroideries on Wood by Nosheen Iqbal Translate Architectural Motifs into Thread — Colossal
Nosheen Iqbal, a talented artist based in Dallas, intricately weaves her Pakistani and Islamic heritage into her stunning floral embroideries.…
Juneteenth Is the Story of a Freedom Withheld
Juneteenth is a significant day in American history, marking the official recognition of emancipation for enslaved Black people in Texas.…