Art Basel Paris 2026 to close early amidst French unrestAlexander LeissleNewsartreview.comOctober 22, 2026Art Basel Paris’s Saturday and Sunday public days cancelled; visitors to the fair on Friday will now be required to bring government ID
‘Playground & Toys’: A Proposal for the FutureStephanie BaileyReviewsArtReviewOctober 21, 2026How to engage with art as a communal rather than elitist good
Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol: Picture a SceneGaby CepedaReviewsArtReviewOctober 21, 2026The 2003-founded troupe’s theatre productions are a site on which fiction and reality are constantly confused – and so to in the gallery
Salzburger Kunstverein x ArtReview Writers Residency: Hana ElhaddadHana ElhaddadPartnership with Salzburger Kunstvereinartreview.comOctober 21, 2026After seeing Ryan Gander’s exhibition ‘One Hundred Things Twice’, Hana Elhaddad wrote an open letter to the artist outlining her concerns
Jutta Koether: Is Painting an Abandoned Building?Jenny WuReviewsArtReviewOctober 21, 2026The artist’s ode to New York is strangely empty, and that’s probably the point
Vasyl Cherepanyn looks east for his Berlin BiennaleArtReviewNewsartreview.comOctober 21, 2026Exhibition title and theme announced
Hélia Paukner to direct macLYON and Lyon BiennaleArtReviewNewsartreview.comOctober 20, 2026She takes over from Isabelle Bertolotti, who has held both positions since 2018
Liverpool’s Bluecoat names first creative directorArtReviewNewsartreview.comOctober 20, 2026Emer Grant was appointed ahead of the institution’s centenary in 2027
What Do We Miss About the Slacker Years?Declan LongBook ReviewsArtReviewOctober 20, 2026Simon Reynolds’s ‘Still in a Dream’ is an eloquent, enduring argument for an art of bliss and bewilderment
The Interview: Sheila HicksDan CoopeyFeaturesArtReviewOctober 20, 2026The artist’s recommendations include: going straight to the factory for the best materials, reading one’s post while seated, climbing stairs mindfully and listening to what old clothes are saying
