The City of Copenhagen is launching a contemporary art triennial. Its first edition will be held in 2027. We use cookies to ...

History provides different explanations for his journey. According to a shipmate, MacDonald anticipated that Japan would ...

The Winter issue of ArtReview Asia circles back to one of its favourite topics, the gift that keeps on giving, one year after ...

Ren Light Pan, Cutie, Mandarin, 2025, watercolour, infrared light and muslin, 213 × 147 cm. Photo: Matt Grubb. Courtesy the artist and Lyles & King, New York Although this solo show of works by ...

J. M. W. Turner, The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons, 1835, oil on canvas, 123 x 92 cm. Courtesy Philadelphia Museum of Art In The Invention of British Art, Bendor Grosvenor explores how ...

Josèfa Ntjam is an artist who works in sculpture, photomontage, film and sound. Born in 1992 in Metz, France, she currently lives and works in Saint-Étienne, west of Lyon. Following music conservatory ...

Kenneth Grange and the InterCity125. © Kenneth Grange archive. Courtesy of Kenneth Grange, Pentagram and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London Kenneth Grange, one ...

The problem of likeability in an ostensible ‘golden age’ of contemporary cinema by the East Asian diaspora You’re watching a contemporary drama about East Asians who’ve immigrated to the West. The ...

The author of I Will Greet the Sun Again chronicles a personal relationship with the late artist and his defiant, fiery work Several summers ago, when I first met David – our introduction made through ...

A queer pioneer of experimental cinema, an occultist and lover of pop culture, Anger was unapologetically provocative in his life and politics Few people present a better case for separating the art ...

Where have the workers gone? It wasn’t so long ago that broad-backed men toiled drudgingly on factory-floor assembly lines, proud faces coated in grime. Now the heavy industries are a myth, all but ...

“One of the goals of Russia is to eliminate Ukrainian culture,” says artist Pavlo Makov. “It’s a war between two civilisational processes.” ...