What’s ArtReview been reading this summer?

ArtReviewBook Reviews17 August 2018ArtReview

Trans-Europe Express: Tours of a Lost Continent, by Owen Hatherley

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“As you know, one does not die from being unloved, but from being unbelieved”

The literary critic and language activist takes a radically different approach to India’s history from it’s current leadership

The Lakȟóta artist creates space for Indigenous knowledge within the realms of artificial intelligence

Travis DiehlOpinionartreview.com07 March 2025

The problem is the impulse to defend ‘DEI’ as a metaphor without making the case for its essential value

Mark RappoltReviewsArtReview Asia07 March 2025

‘DANCING WITH ALL’ at 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa toys with a tension between what’s ‘real’ and what’s artifice

Greta RainbowReviewsartreview.com07 March 2025

While ‘Entwined’ at Bitforms gallery makes Earth look pretty, the sources of the artists’ AI imagery are being burned, razed and flooded

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The London-based artist speaks to ArtReview about influence, abstraction and materialism

Tendai MutambuOpinionartreview.com06 March 2025

Rodney was an expert of fragmentation, distortion and the obfuscation of a unified self-image

Martin HerbertReviewsArtReview06 March 2025

In film and paintings, ‘When Roses Bloom’ at Heidi, Berlin explores the hallucinatory nature of ageing

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The latest announcement: Endre Koronczi will represent Hungary