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WEBArt Lovers Movie Club: Tamara Henderson, ‘Green in the Grooves’, 2021–2023. ArtReview Art Lovers Movie Club 12 September 2024. Welcome to Art Lovers Movie Club, where you’ll find a selection of artists’ videos available exclusively online at artreview.com.
The Interview: Dean Sameshima - ArtReview
WEB12 hours ago · The artist Dean Sameshima has spent more than three decades cataloguing queer venues and collecting queer ephemera, almost to the point of compulsion. Where he has felt excluded from spaces and archives as a gay Asian man, he has used his art practice and formal interventions to insert himself into the narrative, albeit as an outsider, as if …
Introducing the Power 100 – the Most Influential People in the …
WEBNov 30, 2023 · Four of the people on the current list were on ArtReview ’s very first Power List, in 2002 (when ArtReview was a spritely fifty-three). Then, as now, Jay Jopling, Larry Gagosian, Hans Ulrich Obrist and Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo were on the list (though Pace gallery was also present, headed by …
59th Venice Biennale Review: Revelation and Illusion - ArtReview
WEBApr 27, 2022 · Works by Ali Cherri in The Milk of Dreams, 59th Venice Biennale, 2022.Photo: Roberto Marossi; courtesy La Biennale di Venezia. In the Central Pavilion, Vicuña’s paintings of fantastical creatures – Leoparda de Ojitos (1976), for example, is like some form of snow leopard with eyeballs instead of spots, human hands and feet instead of paws, grasping a pair of trees and opening her legs to ...
About - ArtReview
WEBAbout. Founded in 1949, ArtReview is one of the world’s leading international contemporary art magazines, dedicated to expanding contemporary art’s audience and reach, and tracing the ways it interacts with culture in general. Aimed at both a specialist and a general audience, the magazine and its sister publications, ArtReview Asia ...
ArtReview Power 100 Issue Out Now
WEBThe December 2021 issue of ArtReview features the 20th edition of the Power 100, its annual ranking of the most influential players in the artworld. As the world continues to roll with and occasionally stagger under the punches being thrown by the pandemic, this issue looks at the contingencies and continuities of an artworld that, along with ...
Bland and Tranquil: 13th Shanghai Biennale – Review
WEBJun 22, 2021 · 13th Shanghai Biennale: Bodies of Water, 2021 (installation view, front: Carlos Irijalba, Amphibia, 2021; back: Cecilia Vicuña, Quipu Menstrual (Shanghai), 2006/2021). Courtesy Power Station of Art, Shanghai. At the same time, the expected site-specificity of commissioned artworks is made particularly challenging by travel restrictions, running the risk of being the result of (understandably ...
ArtReview Launches Chinese Edition
WEBNov 10, 2022 · ArtReview is pleased to announce the launch of its first foreign-language edition, available from 10 November, during Shanghai Art Week. The new magazine is a collaboration between leading international contemporary art magazine ArtReview, founded in 1949, and Yishu Shijie, a renowned Chinese art journal.The publication is the first Chinese-language edition in the ArtReview stable and will be ...
ArtReview October 2022 Issue Out Now
WEBOct 6, 2022 · In ArtReview ’s October issue – out now – Chris Fite-Wassilak profiles Jeffrey Gibson, the artist whose works unpick and repattern mythologies around the depiction of native cultures: ‘Dolled up in intricate beadwork and bright kitsch plumes, Gibson’s flamboyant artefacts mock the anthropological impulse, while buzzingly suggesting ...
Gary Hume Gets Self-Conscious - ArtReview
WEB2 days ago · Mirrors and other creatures at Sprüth Magers, London finds the YBA artist conceptually hovering between the two registers of artistic culture and design value. Gary Hume’s paintings have long refused the easy way through to an image. Painting with everyday household paints in wonky, glossy compositions of bright, flat colours, where only line and outline could do the job representing ...