Berlin Biennale 2014 slideshow

ArtReviewPreviewsAugust 4, 2014

Read our interview with Berlin Biennale curator Juan A. Gaitan

ArtReview Podcast | Episode 5: Rene Matić

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For episode five of the ArtReview Podcast, artist Rene Matić speaks to ArtReview editor Fi Churchman

Anne Hardy’s Hollow Humanoids

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Anna Hardy’s humanoid Beings blend vitality and disintegration, dynamism and destruction

The Robots Were Never the Problem

Michelle Santiago CortésOpinionartreview.comApril 10, 2026

‘New Humans’ at the reopened New Museum misses a crucial distinction underpinning our technological age – that of the bodies that are encased and the ones designing the cages

Melissa Chiu leaves Hirschhorn directorship for Guggenheim

ArtReviewNewsartreview.comApril 9, 2026

Chiu’s appointment is part of a broader restructuring of the Guggenheim’s management

Notes from New York: Rotting Meat

Jenny WuOpinionartreview.comApril 9, 2026

From Jen Liu’s pounds of flesh to Josh Kline’s viral essay, the feeling that something is irreversibly decomposing is rife

Sasaoka Yuriko’s Violent Puppeteering

Ophelia LaiReviewsArtReview AsiaApril 9, 2026

How the artist explores real-world suffering through mediated artifice

‘Transcription’ by Ben Lerner Review: No Phones

Julieta CaldasBook ReviewsArtReviewApril 9, 2026

Taking place over three conversations during the COVID pandemic, Lerner’s latest novel is surprisingly spare

Event: Hammad Nasar and Billy Tang, Off the Record

ArtReviewLive Eventsartreview.comApril 9, 2026

Join ArtReview and Ursula on Tuesday 14 April for a conversation with Hammad Nasar and Billy Tang

Centre Pompidou to open Seoul outpost

ArtReviewNewsartreview.comApril 8, 2026

Centre Pompidou Hanwha is to reinterpret the French museum’s collection ‘through Korea’s socio-cultural context’

Exterior view of the Centre Pompidou Hanwha

‘Paper Gardens’: The Flower and the Serpent Beneath

Deepa BhasthiReviewsArtReviewApril 8, 2026

A new show at Museum of Art and Photography, Bengaluru reveals the commercial and colonial interests masked by historical ventures of scientific curiosity