Hyperallergic Editor Reflects on Art, Politics, and Generation 6-7

In an editorial note, Hakim Bishara, the editor-in-chief of Hyperallergic, shares insights on personal and cultural experiences, expressing his dissatisfaction with a podcast from The New York Times and recounting a conversation with Algerian-French artist Kader Attia, who encourages individuals to 'wear your wounds on your sleeve.' He connects student demonstrations in France to 'generation 6-7,' which is reshaping the legacy of May 68. Brief news highlights include the European Parliament unveiling a gilded nude statue satirizing Trump, Pope Leo advocating for renewed partnerships with artists, NYC artists being eligible for grants up to $10,000, and a last-minute deal at the Whitney Museum. Additional updates mention the death of artist Francis Lee Rogers, the New Museum's sixth triennial scheduled for February 2027, and Mary Deleary appointed as director of the IAIA Museum. Critiques and features discuss various artists and exhibitions, with announcements of Aicon Art rebranding to AINA Gallery and several upcoming exhibitions.