‘The Death of the Clinic’ by Benoît Loiseau, ReviewedOliver BascianoBook ReviewsArtReview27 October 2026The book reveals how multifaceted approaches to health – political, social, cultural as much as medical – were often deemed dangerously progressive
How to Conceal and Reveal with Arpita ShahMark RappoltReviewsArtReview27 October 2026The artist’s works capture something of the fundamental unknowability of other people’s lives
More departures at National Gallery SingaporeArtReviewNewsartreview.com27 October 2026Chief curator Patrick Flores and assistant chief executive Chris Lee will leave the institution in December
Agata Bogacka’s Tortured SymbolismDigby Warde-AldamReviewsArtReview26 October 2026These are paintings that would feel right at home on the walls of someone’s Florida condominium
Tam Ochiai: Free Market IconographyGreta RainbowReviewsArtReview26 October 2026The artist seems to be batting at floating signifiers of luxury and taste with a blindfold on
Róng Museum of Art picks curatorial team ahead of openingArtReviewNewsartreview.com23 October 2026A private venture of tech businessman Ma Huateng
Pap Souleye Fall’s Glitch in the SystemGee WesleyReviewsArtReview23 October 2026In a fictional universe of pixel characters and data collectors, the artist’s maximalist materialism underscores a dark reality
Brognon Rollin wins 2026 Prix Marcel DuchampArtReviewNewsartreview.com23 October 2026David Brognon and Stéphanie Rollin were selected from a shortlist of four artists
Irini Papadimitriou to lead 14th Seoul Mediacity Biennale ArtReviewNewsartreview.com23 October 2026Seoul Museum of Art names artist director and theme for the forthcoming edition
The British Art Show 10 Review: Polite FuryMark RappoltReviewsArtReview23 October 2026The latest edition, A Chorus of Strangers, feels much like the reality of Britain today – confused, messed up, angry, threatening and full of mixed messages
