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‘Girls, I thought, understand / The attitudes of animals in motion. / Girls could reveal the nature of happy horses’
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‘Two Horses’: A Poem by Ralf Webb

‘Girls, I thought, understand / The attitudes of animals in motion. / Girls could reveal the nature of happy horses’

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 20h

The Autumn issue of ArtReview Asia is out now! Featuring Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, Lakshmi Nivas Collective, Pushpakanthan Pakkiyarajah; Singapore’s 60th anniversary; wuxia literature; Victorian naturalism; and more artreview.com/artreview-as...

ArtReview Asia Autumn 2025 Issue Out Now

Featuring Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, Lakshmi Nivas Collective, Pushpakanthan Pakkiyarajah; Singapore’s 60th anniversary; wuxia literature; Victorian naturalism; and more

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 20h

Where does the artist’s fascination with dogs spring from? And what does it tell us about her longstanding preoccupations with death and mortality, desire and difference?
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Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook: Dog Days | ArtReview

Where does the artist’s fascination with dogs spring from? And what does it tell us about her longstanding preoccupations with death and mortality, desire and difference?

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 20h

K21 has selected Tadáskía as the winner of its annual Global Art Award artreview.com/tadaskia-win...

News: Tadáskía Wins 2025 K21 Global Art Award | ArtReview

Brazilian artist Tadáskía was selected as the winner of the 2025 K21 Global Art Award from six artists including Sin Wai Kin, Simon Fujiwara, Hashel Al Lamki, Celia Hempton and Sallisa Rosa, nominated...

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 22h

“For centuries, we have named the vice in which we are held captive. The question is whether others are willing to know what we know.” artreview.com/the-intervie...

The Interview: Saidiya Hartman | ArtReview

The academic, theorist and artist speaks about her new production Minor Music at the End of the World, currently touring

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 2d

The Government of Flanders announced a plan to ‘reform the landscape of its own museums and the visual arts sector’, which involves dissolving Antwerp’s Museum of Modern Art artreview.com/museum-profe...

News | Flemish government to dissolve M HKA, raising controversy

The proposal scratches M HKA's plan to build a new building, and orders to relocate the museum's collection to S.M.A.K in Ghent

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 3d

Toilet stalls, plushie toys, whales in Hermès, tri-scooters – it’s all just a bit of fun in the gallery. But who gets to be in on the joke?
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Cosima von Bonin’s Works Are Dumb. That’s the Point | ArtReview

Toilet stalls, plushie toys, whales in Hermès, tri-scooters – it’s all just a bit of fun in the artist’s exhibition on view now at Raven Row in London

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 3d

Curated by Hilton Als, this exhibition casts a wide net for the author’s Jean Rhys’s Creole world
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A Jean Rhys Scrapbook | ArtReview

Curated by Hilton Als, this exhibition on view now at Michael Werner Gallery casts a wide net for the author’s Creole world

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 3d

The artist’s ‘sphere music’ at Chisenhale Gallery argues for a more spectral understanding of our existence. What are we actually listening for?
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The Displacement of Grant Mooney | ArtReview

The artist’s ‘sphere music’ on show now at Chisenhale Gallery

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 3d

“I made a point of saying I don’t want to talk about my identity, and the artworld seemed to listen. I think we have a choice.”
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The Interview: Tanoa Sasraku | ArtReview

Tanoa Sasraku speaks about her 2025 show, ‘Morale Patch’, on view now at London’s ICA

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 3d

Frieze will be launching its inaugural Abu Dhabi edition in November next year, in partnership with the city’s Department of Culture and Tourism artreview.com/frieze-annou...

News | Frieze to launch Abu Dhabi edition in November 2026

Frieze Abu Dhabi takes over from the city's home art fair Abu Dhabi Art. It will take place at Manarat Al Saadiyat in the Saadiyat Cultural District in November 2026

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 4d

The outraged response to Duran Lantink’s Jean Paul Gaultier debut says more about tastemakers than the clothes themselves
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Duran Lantink for Jean Paul Gaultier 2025: In Fashion, Is Vulgarity Ever Worth It?

Fashion writer Juno Kelly on the outraged response to Duran Lantink’s hairy naked bodysuits for Jean Paul Gaultier SS26

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 4d

Chilean-born artist, activist and poet Cecilia Vicuña has been awarded the Roswitha Haftmann Prize artreview.com/2025-roswith...

Cecilia Vicuña Receives the Roswitha Haftmann Prize 2025

The Chilean-born artist will take home the prize at the award ceremony in Zurich on 21 November.

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 5d

American academic Saidiya Hartman has radically reoriented how we understand slavery’s afterlives
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The Interview: Saidiya Hartman | ArtReview

The academic, theorist and artist speaks about her new production Minor Music at the End of the World, currently touring

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 5d

From our networks: Minor Attractions returns to London 14–18 October 2025

For its third edition at The Mandrake, the fair is back bigger and more diverse than ever — doubling in size with 70+ international galleries and a week-long programme.

Free and open to all → RSVP at minorattractions.com

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 5d

Referencing Duchamp and Donatello, the Chinese-American artist’s self-portraits decode the gestures and refusals of the nude
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Review: Ren Light Pan at Lyles & King, New York | ArtReview

Referencing Duchamp and Donatello, the Chinese-American artist’s self-portraits decode the gestures and refusals of the nude

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 5d

The Diriyah Biennale Foundation has announced the theme and preliminary list of artists for the third edition of the Biennale artreview.com/title-and-pr...

News: Title and preliminary list of artists announced for Diriyah Biennale 2026 | ArtReview

The Biennale’s third iteration is set to open on 30 January 2026

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 5d

Why the Greenlandic artist thinks photography is uniquely suited to telling the story of his homeland artreview.com/inuuteq-stor...

Feature: Inuuteq Storch – The Celestial and the Profane | ArtReview

The Greenlandic artist explains why photography is uniquely suited to telling the story of his homeland, ahead of his exhibition on 9 October at MoMA PS1, New York

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 5d

The museum posted a photograph on social media of its director, Yoo Hong-jun, alongside HYBE chairman Bang Si-hyuk, who is currently under criminal investigation artreview.com/national-mus...

National Museum of Korea Faces Criticism Over Collaboration With BTS Hitmaker

A collaboration between the National Museum Foundation of Korea and HYBE, the company behind k-pop band BTS and others, has been criticised

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 6d

The artist’s wonky, playful paintings hide within them a layer of existential ambivalence artreview.com/aubrey-levin...

Review: Mirror Matter by Aubrey Levinthal at Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

In the artist’s recent exhibition, she turns the motif of tupperware into something existential

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 6d

How an artwork can be deeply political without being didactic artreview.com/joy-gregory-...

Joy Gregory & Philip Miller’s Observations | ArtReview

The art critic Tom Denman dissects a work by Joy Gregory & Philip Miller, currently on show at the Whitechapel Gallery

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Zander Leissle @alexanderleissle.bsky.social · 7d

A gorgeous new poem by Ralf Webb is out now: ‘Girls, I thought, understand / The attitudes of animals in motion. / Girls could reveal the nature of happy horses’ artreview.com/two-horses-a...

‘Two Horses’: A Poem by Ralf Webb

‘Girls, I thought, understand / The attitudes of animals in motion. / Girls could reveal the nature of happy horses’

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 7d

When taking on a beloved text, you decide between uproar or fanaticism – both the fundamental traits of culture today
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Opinion: What Do We Actually Want From Literary Adaptations? | ArtReview

The author Helen Charman on Emerald Fennell’s ’Wuthering Heights’, Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ and Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 7d

The 41st edition, ‘It Takes a Village’, might just pull off its somewhat hokey aspirations
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Review: 41st EVA International – It Takes a Village, Limerick | ArtReview

The 41st edition of the biennial, might just pull off its somewhat hokey aspirations, writes Irish critic Declan Long

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ArtReview @artreview.bsky.social · 7d

Last year, the artist staged an adaptation of Othello. Now she returns to the Venetian general with ‘Soft You’, expanding on the play’s ideas of identity, perception and fear
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Review: Soft You by Anthea Hamilton at Fondazione Memmo, Rome | ArtReview

Anthea Hamilton’s new exhibition is on view in Rome until 2 November

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