‘Who Is Telling the Story and on Whose Authority?’ Brian Griffiths on his Art Lending-LibraryArtReviewartreview.com15 October 2020‘For me an artwork is not a static thing but a process, it is something that connects, associates and accumulates out into the world’
Sculptor Simone Leigh is the first black woman to represent the US at the Venice BiennaleArtReviewartreview.com14 October 2020The artist has been chosen for the biennale’s 2022 edition
Coming to Sydney in 2022: Sydney ModernArtReview14 October 2020Art Gallery of New South Wales releases new details of what it claims will be a game-changer for the country's art scene
Art provides ‘milestones of desire and memory’: collective CAMP wins Nam June Paik Art Center PrizeArtReviewartreview.com14 October 2020The nomination committee praised ‘their commitment to the idea of art as a social sphere of questioning, to which collaboration and exchange is cruciall’
Chinese censorship puts Genghis Khan exhibition in France on holdArtReviewartreview.com14 October 2020Chinese authorities demanded words including ‘Genghis Khan’, ‘Empire’ and ‘Mongol’ be removed from the show
National Galleries of Scotland cuts ties with art dealer Anthony D’OffayArtReview14 October 2020Loaned works will be returned to the dealer following harassment allegations going back to the 1990s
In pictures: artists take over US billboards to mark Indigenous Peoples’ DayArtReviewartreview.com12 October 2020The collective For Freedoms has taken over highway advertising across all 50 US states for the remembrance project
