Rhea Nayyar is a Staff Reporter at Hyperallergic. She covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, culture and society, and social issues, with a particular focus on NYC and academia. Rhea's insightful work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her dedication to exploring the intersections of art, media, and animal care.
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Rhea's coverage indicates a focus on culture, society, and entertainment news with an emphasis on art, artists, cultural events, museum-related topics, and historical discoveries. From her coverage attributes and themes covered it is clear that she values expert commentary and evolving stories.
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Rossero, who began his career as an art educator at the museum in 1997, will replace former Director Patrick Moore.
Museums and galleries are shuttering as the deadly firestorm continues to burn through LA County.
By: Rhea Nayyar, Matt Stromberg, Maya Pontone
“I literally only have the clothes I'm wearing, but that's the same story as thousands of others,” artist Amir Nikravan told
The Pacific Tsunami Museum in Hilo fights to stay open amid crippling financial woes.
By: Rhea Nayyar, Maya Pontone
From fundraisers to mutual aid drives and emergency grants, there are many ways to find support and help those affected by the blazes.
Works critical of Christianity and works by Palestinian artists were among those that would “definitely” elicit complaints, survey respondents said.
Two fundraisers in Manhattan this weekend feature readings and work for sale by dozens of artists.
Put your skills to work as a volunteer archivist and help decipher thousands of handwritten government documents.
An exhibition at The Met, a Chinatown bookstore highlighting local stories, an independent arts market, and much more for your Lunar New Year plans.
The Delhi High Court approved the seizure of two works by the renowned late artist M.F. Husain after a visitor complained that they “outraged religious feelings.”
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