Manufactory x ArtReview Writer’s Residency 2026ArtReviewartreview.com28 May 2026Open call for the inaugural Manufactory x ArtReview Writer’s Residency
Four artists on Representing Bulgaria at the 61st Venice BiennaleArtReviewartreview.com28 May 2026“The Venice Biennale has something archaic about it – almost court-like”
Lavar Munroe on Representing the Bahamas at the 61st Venice BiennaleArtReviewartreview.com28 May 2026“Per capita, the Bahamas has one of the highest concentrations of working artist studios in the world”
Angel Hui and Kingsley Ng on Representing Hong Kong at the 61st Venice BiennaleArtReviewartreview.com28 May 2026“In a world bombarded by sensory overload, I hope to reawaken a sense of wonder even in the most ordinary moments of daily life”
Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos take on Bergen AssemblyArtReviewartreview.com27 May 2026The triennial event stems from a 2009 conference commissioned by the Norwegian city to establish whether it should inaugurate its own biennial
Jon Cuyson on Representing the Philippines at the 61st Venice BiennaleArtReviewartreview.com27 May 2026“The Philippines itself is an archipelago, shaped by the movement of water, people and histories. That condition makes it difficult to think of identity as stable or singular”
Aline Bouvy on Representing Luxembourg at the 61st Venice BiennaleArtReviewartreview.com27 May 2026“We all know that a manifestation like the Venice Biennale is inherited from colonialism and the practice of world exhibitions”
