Hakim Bishara is a Senior Editor at Hyperallergic. He focuses on arts and entertainment, culture and society, and world affairs, often exploring themes related to AI, the Russia-Ukraine War, and literature. His work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting his insights into the intersection of art and current events.
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Hakim Bishara has a strong focus on the local New York art scene, with coverage primarily centered around art shows, artists, and art books. He also delves into cultural events and societal issues related to the arts.
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