The Nelson Mandela Monument, outside Howick, KwaZulu-Natal, the site where Nelson Mandela was captured by the apartheid police in 1962. ShareTweet
Chicago’s ‘Slacker’ ArtistsPia SinghReviewsArtReviewSeptember 8, 2026Against the cultural economy’s demand for constant productivity, a group of works by Chicago-based conceptual artists invites viewers to slow down
Andy Goldsworthy and Jenny Holzer among Praemium Imperiale winnersArtReviewNewsartreview.comSeptember 8, 2026Daniel Libeskind, Cate Blanchett and Herbert Blomstedt also named
Gabriele Stötzer Turning the Trap AroundKatie TobinReviewsArtReviewSeptember 7, 2026The artist worked under a regime that could – and did – imprison her for her art. In the current strange climate of censorship, algorithmic surveillance and resurgent authoritarianism, her work finds new, rarefied air
‘Ukrainian Lessons’ by Charlotte Higgins, ReviewedAgata PyzikBook ReviewsArtReviewSeptember 7, 2026Far from being kitsch or sentimental, ‘Ukrainian Lessons’ reads best when the author steps away from her journalistic position
The 10 Exhibitions to See in September 2026ArtReviewPreviewsartreview.comSeptember 4, 2026Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to around the world this month – from Bangkok and Berlin to Yogyakarta and Tokyo
Notes from New York: How to Manage an Artist’s EstateJenny WuOpinionartreview.comSeptember 4, 2026You could be cleaning out storage units, taking inventory, digitising papers and creating databases – or just seducing their landlord
Cuauhtémoc Medina to curate 2027 Bienal de Arte PaizArtReviewNewsartreview.comSeptember 4, 2026The biennial will take place in Guatemala City and Antigua Guatemala from November 2027 to February 2028
Chinese Pavilion to boycott Gwangju BiennaleArtReviewNewsartreview.comSeptember 3, 2026The Chinese embassy in Seoul called the move ‘directly damaging the political foundation of China-South Korea relations’
ArtReview September 2026 Issue Out NowArtReviewPreviewsArtReviewSeptember 3, 2026Featuring Taring Padi, Hackney Wick, Jasper Johns; black graphic scores; Catherine Liu; a supplement on art in South Korea; and much more
Taring Padi: Action – NonstopAdeline ChiaFeaturesArtReviewSeptember 3, 2026Why is the artworld so hungry for their panoramic visions of mass resistance?
