In Southeast Asia the antiquities trade is under closer scrutiny than ever before, but if the region is to keep hold of and preserve its heritage, there’s a long way further to go
‘Though It’s Dark, Still I Sing’, curated by Jacopo Crivelli Visconti, captures the sombre mood of Brazil in 2021, a country ravaged by the pandemic, environmental destruction and the excesses of its far-right administration
In ‘On Freedom: Four Songs of Care and Constraint’, the American writer defends artistic indeterminacy against those who want to instrumentalise art and fix its meaning
Has COVID-19 accelerated the demise of the artworld? What lies ahead? Artist Liam Gillick and ArtReview’s J.J. Charlesworth assess the sudden halt in shows, fairs and biennials
