Freud Museum appoints new director after leadership rowArtReviewNewsartreview.com12 September 2025The announcement comes a month after the museum filed a Serious Incident Report to the Charities Commission
The ‘Fascinating Fascism’ of AIMichelle Santiago CortésOpinionartreview.com12 September 2025The US government’s anniversary AI project tells us nothing about American history and everything about today’s America
Tuwaiq Sculpture 2026 Launches Open CallArtReviewPartner Contentartreview.com12 September 2025Applications are due 17 September 2025
Ser Serpas’s ArtlessnessJ.J. CharlesworthReviewsArtReview12 September 2025In its eschewing of art technique and history, Of my life at Kunsthalle Basel catches a certain artworld mood
Stephen Prina’s Self-HauntingJeremy GlosterFeaturesArtReview11 September 2025The artist’s central project, 37 years and counting, is a dialogue with himself about the collapse of the image. Why does this matter so much?
Can Berlin Atonal Be More Than a Rave?George MacBethOpinionartreview.com11 September 2025Berlin nightlife is under threat and the city has never been more insecure about its ‘cool’
Hayward Gallery director to step downArtReviewNewsartreview.com10 September 2025Southbank Centre will begin an international search for his successor
36th Bienal de São Paulo Review: Pidginising the BiennialMateus NunesReviewsArtReview09 September 2025‘Not All Travellers Walk Roads’ centres on the estuary as a curatorial image, with outstanding works fighting against the designs of their presentation
A World After the Debt CrisisAthanasios ArgianasReviewsArtReview09 September 2025‘In a Bright Green Field’ foregrounds young artists from Greece and Cyprus imagining a new future for the region
National Gallery receives £375 million in donations to develop new wingArtReviewNewsartreview.com09 September 2025Two pledges of £150 million are the largest ever single cash donations to a museum or gallery globally
