The fourth Dragon Hill X ArtReview Writers Residency text takes the seeming ubiquity of the colour pink (if in fact it is a colour) in the South of France as the departure point for a discussion of its ever-shifting qualities and interpretations
The Indonesian artist’s latest videos combine quantum physics and mysticism, opening new portals through which to explore capitalist systems of extraction
From working as an AI trainer to reanimating Microsoft’s Clippy, Liu exposes the robotic and human labour behind the capitalist system on which the world runs
In ‘Monument Eternal’, the artist falls endlessly towards the ground in a fraught exploration of the American landscape and its history of racial violence
Why have one review when you can have three? Here, Jenny Wu assesses Art and Science Collide as an Expo for a history of technology and cultural exchange
From 1987: Kasper König devised a sculpture project in Münster as a supplementary to Documenta 8 in Kassel (and some would say an infinitely more enjoyable one)
From 2016: ‘Artivism’ is often by its nature temporary and collective, resulting in a form that is difficult to categorise, situate or give a value to. Does this make it more effective – or less?
