2026 Venice Biennale pavilions: your go-to list [updated]ArtReviewVenice Biennale 2026artreview.com26 November 2024The latest announcement: Li Yi-Fan has been selected to represent Taiwan
A Ballet’s Grasp for RelevanceChris Fite-WassilakOpinionartreview.com26 November 2024This is where the world ends: a rave in London’s Royal Opera House
Does Tableau Photography Deserve to Survive?Dorrell MerrittOpinionArtReview26 November 2024Despite the form’s modest resurgence – evidenced by Jeff Wall’s exhibition at White Cube London – its politics remain troubling
Maryam Tafaktory wins 2024 Jarman AwardArtReviewNewsartreview.com25 November 2024Larry Achiampong, Maeve Brennan, Melanie Manchot, Rosalind Nashashibi and Sin Wai Kin were also nominated
Naoya Hatakeyama’s Postdisaster ArtToby ReynoldsReviewsArtReview Asia25 November 2024The artist’s ‘Tsunami Trees’ recounts everything he lost in the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, reckoning with irreversible change
Nan Goldin condemns war on Gaza at Berlin opening among protestorsArtReviewNewsartreview.com25 November 2024Museum director Klaus Bisenbach was heckled as he explicitly disagreed with Goldin’s position
The Interview: Harminder JudgeFinn BlytheFeaturesArtReview25 November 2024“Everything that exists has existed as matter since forever, and will continue existing as matter forever”
Are You Too Old for the Artworld?Martin HerbertOpinionartreview.com25 November 2024Complaining that most art sucks is like saying that all new music is bad because you don’t like Spotify’s Top 50 playlist
‘The Coin’ by Yasmin Zaher, ReviewedNirmala DeviBook ReviewsArtReview22 November 2024The author’s striking debut novel defies our expectations of what it means to be Palestinian
Satoshi Kawata in the SuburbsAdeline ChiaReviewsArtReview Asia22 November 2024Kawata’s frescoes explore the outer reaches of urban life, their mysterious agency and ability to colonise
