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Swiss Institute buys new premisesArtReviewNewsartreview.comJune 30, 2026Non-profit moves to The Bowery
Skulptur Projekte Münster 2027 first artists announcedArtReviewNewsartreview.comJune 30, 2026The edition will run from 13 June to 3 October 2027
Keira Fox: Surviving Under CapitalismEthan PriceReviewsArtReviewJune 29, 2026The artist’s performance shows us how capitalism renders everyone disposable
Palermo, the Orphan CityMariacarla MolèOpinionArtReviewJune 29, 2026In Palermo, Mariacarla Molè finds a city building an audience for art from the ground up
Bangkok Art Biennale announces theme and artists for 2026 edition [updated]ArtReviewNewsartreview.comJune 26, 2026The fifth edition of the Biennale is titled ‘Angels and Mara’
The Interview: Mark CousinsHenry RobertsFeaturesartreview.comJune 25, 2026“As a filmmaker, my question about AI, for example, is how do I do something better than it?”
The Limits of Spielbergian HumanismBeatrice LoayzaOpinionartreview.comJune 25, 2026Watching ‘Disclosure Day’, Beatrice Loayza wonders if Hollywood’s great empath is losing his way
Katrina Palmer’s Kafkaesque Demolition PlansLizzie HomershamReviewsArtReviewJune 25, 2026The artist materialises the institutional tensions behind the act of demolition
Audrey Reynolds’s Shadow FiguresDigby Warde-AldamReviewsArtReviewJune 25, 2026The artist’s paintings blur the line between portraiture and exercises in pure form
