Hyperallergic Reviews MoMA PS1's Greater New York and Reports on Chase-Riboud's Venice Biennale Decision

The team at Hyperallergic, led by Editor-in-Chief Hakim Bishara along with Hrag Vartanian, Lisa Yin Zhang, and Rhea Nayyar, reviewed the 'Greater New York' exhibition at MoMA PS1, focusing on Kenneth Tam's piece from 2026, titled 'I'M STAYING HOPEFUL AND STRONG (For Bilal and Salah).' Notably, artist Barbara Chase-Riboud has decided against representing the U.S. at the 61st Venice Biennale, saying, 'it is not the moment.' Other highlights include a new monument by ArtPhilly for Ona Judge, insights from Dumbo Open Studios, Zoe Guy's review of a Rijksmuseum display about Ovid's 'Metamorphosis,' and the rediscovery of Rembrandt's painting 'The Vision of Zechariah in the Temple' (1633). The newsletter also mentions summer offerings at the New York Studio School and the Marsden Hartley Legacy Project.