Endlessly curious, irreverent, ingenious, easily bored. It’s hard not to think of Carson as a Laureate for our times, writes Ella Frears artreview.com/anne-carson-wi…
‘Dissident Chorus’ explores how worldly things overflow their bounds – like sound, like cultures, like water. But is dissidence something you can curate? artreview.com/busan-biennale…
The Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize has announced the four shortlisted artists for its 2027 edition. The selected artists are Hoda Afshar, Lotus L. Kang, Sasha Kurmaz and Salvatore Vitale. artreview.com/in-pictures-20…
The sculptures are odd little morsels that, if you let them, might satisfyingly tickle some preintellectual part of your brain. artreview.com/richard-tuttle…
That this Autumn’s riots have occurred – and that the artworld, ever keen to wash its hands of politics when unable to dictate them, ran scared – can be seen as nothing else but inevitable. artreview.com/liberte-egalit…
The monograph defines how the role of the architect must change in our times. artreview.com/meditations-in…
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This exhibitions operates through a series of gentle distinctions and hard blockages – in space as in language. artreview.com/jason-hirata-p…
ArtReview partners with Art Week Tokyo to present a conversation between Focus guest curators Maria Brewińska, Ekow Eshun and Multiple Spirits, moderated by ArtReview’s Mark Rappolt
Date: Friday 6 November
Time: 15:00-16:20
Venue: Sogetsu Kaikan, 7-2-21 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Rudi Fuchs, an influential curator and museum director, has died age 84. artreview.com/rudi-fuchs-for…
Arpita Shah’s works capture something of the fundamental unknowability of other people’s lives. artreview.com/arpita-shah-na…
Patrick Flores and Chris Lee, respectively the chief curator and assistant chief executive of the National Gallery Singapore, will leave the institution in December. artreview.com/more-departure…
From our networks:
Join us to celebrate Paris International Art Prize winner Axel Jonsson, with a conversation between Axel and Hugo Vitrani, Curator at the Palais de Tokyo on Thursday 29th October 5pm, Paul Smith - Rue de Grenelle, Paris.
The talk will be moderated by ArtReview’s Fi Churchman, with ArtReview serving as the Prize’s media partner.
Please RSVP to [email protected]. Places are limited and subject to confirmation.
These are paintings that would feel right at home on the walls of someone’s Florida condominium. artreview.com/agata-bogacka-…
Artist Tam Ochiai seems to be batting at floating signifiers of luxury and taste with a blindfold on. artreview.com/tam-ochiai-tap…
Artist Paulo Pedro Leal’s absence from the narrative is difficult to reconcile with the force of his paintings, enlivening knife-fights and bar-brawls with a remarkable formal sophistication. artreview.com/why-paulo-pedr…
After seeing Ryan Gander’s exhibition ‘One Hundred Things Twice’ at ArtReview and Salzburger Kunstverein's writers residency, Hana Elhaddad wrote an open letter to the artist outlining her concerns. artreview.com/salzburger-kun…






