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Pablo Bronstein’s Speculative ArchitectureJ.J. CharlesworthReviewsArtReview27 October 2025By its imagining of the Temple of Solomon, Bronstein’s work can’t help but be pulled by the gravity of political discourse
Paul Niedermayer’s Art on the Deutsche BahnAlexandra Symons-SutcliffeReviewsArtReview27 October 2025In the German artist’s first solo institutional show, we’re all just strangers on a train
What is Lea Ypi Trying to Achieve?Hannah ProctorOpinionartreview.com27 October 2025The philosopher’s latest book encapsulates the broader challenges involved in reconstructing the warmth of a life from cold archival fragments
The Story Behind Art Week TokyoArtReviewPartnership with Art Week Tokyoartreview.com24 October 2025ArtReview sat down with Atsuko Ninagawa to discuss AWT’s origins, ambitions and plans for the future
Palais de Tokyo removes Cameron Rowland’s Martinican Flag from façadeArtReviewNewsartreview.com24 October 2025Palais de Tokyo has determined that the artwork could be considered illegal
Art Basel Paris picks new directorArtReviewNewsartreview.com24 October 2025Karim Crippa takes over from Clément Delépine, who established the fair’s Paris arm in 2022
Xie Lei wins 2025 Prix Marcel DuchampArtReviewNewsartreview.com24 October 2025He will receive a €35,000 prize on top of the €10,000 awarded to each shortlisted artist
Who Gets to Tell the Story of Singapore?Adeline ChiaFeaturesArtReview Asia24 October 2025Singapore’s anniversary provides an opportunity to reflect on the state of its art; or to discover what colour its art scene’s lenses are tinted
Cynthia Hawkins Was HereMia SternReviewsArtReview23 October 2025The artist’s abstract paintings, with hallmarks of city grid plans, pursue scientific theories and art history to uncover new ways of seeing and representing space
Review: ‘Magadh’ by Shrikant VermaAlexander LeissleBook ReviewsArtReview Asia23 October 2025A totemic book of poems reaches into the ancient past to test for any resemblance to the present
