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Amy Sherald Pulls Smithsonian Show, Citing Censorship of Trans Artwork

Towards an Aesthetic Consciousness

The example of the Black Panther Party reminds us that a liberated society requires a liberated visual imagination Eric Jorgenson, a tech entrepreneur and writer whose next book project will ‘collect and curate Elon’s wisdom’, recently assigned his X followers a challenge: ‘It’s a huge miss that Communism has the Hammer & Sickle (which actually goes hard) and Capitalism has nothing. Let’s do better branding for Capitalism!’ The replies were unin…Palestine · Palestine Read Article

The Shrouds Review: David Cronenberg's Anti-Swan Song

David Cronenberg is one of the few filmmakers that taps into something I can’t fully describe about my perspectives on … Continue reading "The Shrouds Review: David Cronenberg’s Anti-Swan Song"See the Story

Germaine Kruip: The World’s An Empty Stage

The artist proposes an expanded theatre where light is the principal performer In his lecture series The Empty Space (1968), theatre director Peter Brook argued that the only ‘interesting difference between the cinema and the theatre’ was that cinema ‘flashes onto a screen images from the past’, whereas theatre ‘always asserts itself in the present’. Unconvinced by this restrictive distinction, avant-garde filmmakers during the 1970s reduced cin…Manchester, England · Manchester Read Article

ArtReview and NOWNESS launch digital-first channel ‘MC2’

Kawita Vatanajyankur, The Machine Ghost in the Human Shell, 2024 MC2 is a new digital-first channel dedicated to exploring the impact of AI and emerging technologies on storytelling and cultural expression. It is the result of a unique collaboration between two of the creative industries’ most dynamic and innovative media-platforms: ArtReview and Nowness. MC2, an editorially independent channel, combines the depth and experimental narratives of …Artificial Intelligence Read Article

Joana Choumali’s Abidjan Daydreamers

The artist’s paintings observe both our emotional and physical terrains In Joana Choumali’s tranquil, luminous mixed-media canvas The Day Dreamer (2025), the scene is alight with the amber jewels of streetlights of Abidjan’s early-morning landscape. Layered onto the stillness of this digital photograph printed on cotton canvas is a bounty of embroidered flora and fauna spilling out across the canvas, where the titular character stands larger tha…Paintings · Abidjan Read Article

Amal Khalaf and Evelyn Simons Take on 2026 Busan Biennale

Amal Khalaf (Photo: Christa Holka) and Evelyn Simons (Photo: Sander Southuys). Courtesy Busan Biennale Amal Khalaf and Evelyn Simons will curate the next Busan Biennale, scheduled for September 2026. The pair were selected through an open call and follow in the footsteps of previous artistic directors of the South Korean event, including Azumaya Takashi, Jacob Fabricius, Haeju Kim and the 2024 leads Vera Mey & Philippe Pirotte. A founding member…South Korea · South Korea See the Story

Raymond Saunders, Artist Whose Enigmatic Works Highlighted Sociopolitical Concerns, Dies at 90

Raymond Saunders, who created enigmatic paintings often infused with sociopolitical undertones, has died at 90. Casemore, Andrew Kreps, and David Zwirner galleries, all which co-represented the artist, announced his passing in a joint statement on Instagram on Monday. Saunders’s work is characterized by an assemblage style with an extensive use of black paint that tied together both his commonplace lived experiences and formal art training. Sa…Paintings · Pittsburgh See the Story

Alexandra Metcalf’s Tortured Anthropomorphic Objects

Gaaaaaaasp at The Perimeter, London wonders how we could ever feel comfortable in this world Taking your shoes off at the entrance of the gallery, as you are asked to when you walk through the door, is just about the only thing that makes you feel at home in this exhibition. The show unfolds over all four floors of The Perimeter’s reconverted warehouse space that is split into rooms of varying sizes and ceiling heights, and visible but inaccessi…Shoes · London Read Article

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