Located in the host city of the imminent COP30, the Bienal das Amazônias has a strong social message for the world artreview.com/2a-bienal-da...

@artreview_magazine double whammy: online I ask, "when, (if ever) should we work for free?"; and, in the mag, "who can afford to work at scale (and how)?" (featuring @minxmarple.bsky.social) artreview.com/is-it-ever-o...

Rebekka Seubert has been appointed director of the Ludwig Forum for International Art in Aachen, Germany artreview.com/rebekka-seub...

This ‘new’ era of Abstract Expressionism is the perfect fit for an age of hyper-individualism and AI-powered press releases, writes @martinherbert.bsky.social artreview.com/jaded-palett...

My latest for @artreview.bsky.social is about @olgaravn.bsky.social’s latest The Wax Child. A fantasy novel about the ways in which the same narratives can work to destabilise the world across time. Had a lot of fun with this one: artreview.com/review-the-w...

Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to around the world this month, from Shanghai and Taipei to Guatemala City and Edinburgh artreview.com/the-10-exhib...

Olga Ravn’s latest novel – out today – proposes that a deep, haunting unknowability is essential to us as human beings artreview.com/review-the-w...

“Whether they understand or not, still I’m making a conversation with them and me. I’m asking audiences to come and see and understand my history, see how everything is connected, and how even my war is also connected with everything” artreview.com/the-intervie...

John Tain has been appointed as the director of curatorial affairs at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh artreview.com/john-tain-ap...

Maurizio Cattelan will be awarded the 2026 Preis der Nationalgalerie artreview.com/maurizio-cat...

Maurizio Cattelan will be awarded the 2026 Preis der Nationalgalerie artreview.com/maurizio-cat...

From tender portraits of popstars to glammed-up dinosaurs and aliens, the Mexican painter Manuela Solano shows a secular devotion to popular culture. But her paintings are extraordinary for another reason too – because she is blind artreview.com/manuela-sola...

The ArtReview November 2025 issue is out now – featuring Manuela Solano; Saidiya Hartman, Duan Jianyu; discussions on and with AI; columns, reviews and more artreview.com/artreview-no...

Vasyl Cherepanyn has been appointed curator of the 14th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art artreview.com/vasyl-cherep...

Bae’s work leaves a trail of fine- and popular-art influences that might in turn speak to the shape of the general aesthetic of our times artreview.com/bae-yoon-hwa...

These works are so taciturn, so purposefully distilled, that to explain them along their social and historical contexts seems a betrayal artreview.com/phuong-linh-...

Much of the most innovative published writing is unpaid, but would you work for free? asks Joanna Walsh artreview.com/is-it-ever-o...

Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to around the world this month, from Shanghai and Taipei to Guatemala City and Edinburgh artreview.com/the-10-exhib...

YoungEun Kim has been awarded the 2026 ACC Future Prize artreview.com/youngeun-kim...

Colomboscope has announced the participating artists and venues for its ninth edition. The festival, conceived and curated by guest curator Hajra Haider Karrar and artistic director Natasha Ginwala, is titled ‘Rhythm Alliances’ artreview.com/colomboscope...

Over the past 50 years, the artist John Smith has built up a body of work at once disarming and tender; one that, above all else, makes us think about how we see the world and our place within it artreview.com/being-the-on...

Qatar is launching Rubaiya Qatar, a new international contemporary art quadrennial set to open in November 2026 artreview.com/qatar-to-lau...

This looks dreadful. Like a mash-up between the arse of a luxury yacht and a bit of a posthumous Zaha building in a third tier Chinese city. Is this really Ando? artreview.com/dubai-reveal...

What do we do with dirt at a time when its meanings grow ever more complicated? artreview.com/the-contradi...

Designed by Pritzker prize-winning architect Tadao Ando, the museum will be built on an artificial jetty in Dubai Creek and will house exhibition galleries, a library, study rooms and a restaurant and VIP lounge artreview.com/dubai-reveal...

The biennial-as-séance only works when the spiritual world collides with the ‘real’ world artreview.com/13th-seoul-m...

Can the Atlanta art scene’s survivalist rhetoric and utopian visions make up for a lack of public funding? artreview.com/the-lost-cit...

Olivia van Kuiken’s works surface a debate that has become acute in the era of jpegs and Instagram: whether the force of a painting lies in the potency of its dominant imagery, or in the integrity of its constituent marks artreview.com/olivia-van-k...

Almost every introduction to the writer Hu Anyan begins with the number of jobs he has held since graduating: 19. That's because he’s published books detailing almost every single one artreview.com/the-intervie...

‘The Contractor’ finds Jesse Darling burnt out, ambivalent, showing up for work because there’s a job to be done and kids to feed artreview.com/jesse-darlin...

The artist’s prophetic visions of femininity are helplessly stuck in the past artreview.com/kiki-smith-t...

By its imagining of the Temple of Solomon, Pablo Bronstein’s work can’t help but be pulled by the gravity of political discourse artreview.com/pablo-bronst...

In the German artist’s first solo institutional show, we’re all just strangers on a train artreview.com/paul-niederm...

Each month, we publish an original poem, written in response to a work of contemporary art. This month, poet Ralf Webb chose the film With Horses (2023) by Maeve Brennan artreview.com/two-horses-a...

Lea Ypi’s latest book, ‘Indignity: A Life Reimagined’, encapsulates the broader challenges involved in reconstructing the warmth of a life from cold archival fragments artreview.com/what-is-lea-...

Grace Wales Bonner: “I see my research practice as an artistic and spiritual practice because when I connect with it, I’m definitely connected to a form of energy that really guides me. It isn’t me doing something proactively; it’s intuitive and I’m moved to do it” artreview.com/grace-wales-...

Palais de Tokyo has determined that the artwork could be considered illegal artreview.com/palais-de-to...

“The most intimate aspects of our life continue to be shaped by imperialism, which means that some of the most intimate patterns of experience are shared” artreview.com/the-intervie...

Art Basel has announced Karim Crippa as the new director of Art Basel Paris. He takes over from Clément Delépine, who established the fair’s Paris arm in 2022 before recently moving over to Lafayette Anticipations artreview.com/art-basel-pa...

The Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni called the Pink Ball’s dinner segment, held among the stolen Parthenon marbles, a demonstration of ‘provocative indifference’ artreview.com/british-muse...

Xie Lei has been awarded the 2025 Prix Marcel Duchamp artreview.com/xie-lei-wins...

Singapore’s anniversary provides an opportunity to reflect on the state of its art; or to discover what colour its art scene’s lenses are tinted artreview.com/who-gets-to-...

Luca Guadagnino’s attempt at a culture-war thriller paints a portrait of an era awash in malcontent and paranoia artreview.com/luca-guadagn...

A totemic book of Indian poems reaches into the ancient past to test for any resemblance to the present artreview.com/magadh-by-sh...

Experimenter in Kolkata asked three of its artists to select new ones to show work in the gallery. The results are fugitive and affecting artreview.com/artists-for-...

Volpi, one of Brazil’s foremost modernist painters, died in 1988. The three paintings in question were reported as stolen by the estate in 2008 artreview.com/police-raid-...

Everything is terrible but at least there’s Marina Abramović keeping it real. artreview.com/what-keeps-m...

Twelve-foot sculptural erections; men furiously humping AstroTurf; vulva-baring dancers – Marina Abramović is unstoppable artreview.com/what-keeps-m...

Adam Szymczyk has been appointed director of the Swiss Architecture Museum Basel artreview.com/adam-szymczy...