Jumaadi’s Shadow PlayInnas TsuroiyaReviewsArtReview Asia10 November 2026The artist’s first institutional solo in his native Indonesia for three decades is most enchanting when it speaks for itself
Liverpool Biennial 2027 theme and artists announcedArtReviewNewsartreview.com10 November 2026The 2027 edition of the Liverpool Biennial will be titled ‘The Age of Magical Thinking’
‘The Sleep Thief’ by Ibtisam Azem, ReviewedNirmala DeviBook ReviewsArtReview Asia9 November 2026Azem’s debut novel goes in search for the myriad ways Palestinian culture endures
The Interview: Kazunori HamanaChris Fite-WassilakFeaturesArtReview Asia9 November 2026Between crafting ceramics, farming and housebuilding, one man has built a life in art; and he wants others to do the same
Meg Onli and Zack Winokur to curate 2028 Whitney BiennialArtReviewNewsartreview.com6 November 2026The Biennial is set to open in March 2028
Portraits in Philanthropy: Sam Seungho ParkArtReviewPhilanthropy TodayArtReview6 November 2026ArtReview speaks to Sam Seungho Park, the chairperson of the PARKSEOBO FOUNDATION
John Berger In The PitsJenny WuOpinionArtReview5 November 2026Jenny Wu looks at the acrobatics required when successful writers – from Berger to Émile Zola – seek to hold on to a connection with the working class
‘John Berger: From Life’ by Tom Overton, ReviewedSophie van Well GroeneveldBook Reviewsartreview.com5 November 2026This new readable biography does not shy from Berger’s contradictions abetted by his personal life
How to Be Certain in Uncertain TimesMartin HerbertBook ReviewsArtReview4 November 2026Natasha Lennard’s ‘On Un/Certainty’ asks what to make of the very notion of certainty, and whether the best course of action is refusal
The 10 Exhibitions to See in November 2026ArtReviewPreviewsartreview.com3 November 2026Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to around the world this month – from Lagos and London to Doha and Dubai
