ArtReview

Taro Shinoda, whose contemplative installations explored nature, 1964–2022

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The Japanese artist’s works often explored the relationship between humans and the natural world

São Paulo Biennial Title Announced

ArtReviewartreview.com30 August 2022

Second oldest exhibition of its kind opens next year

ArtReview September 2022 Issue Out Now

ArtReview26 August 2022

Featuring Anne Imhof, Nikita Gale, Abdias Nascimento, Rita Ackermann

Wisconsin Triennial artists pull work from show dedicated to Black women artists; cite ‘shameful mistreatment’

ArtReviewartreview.com24 August 2022

11 of 23 artists have withdrawn from the exhibition at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Arts

Justine Alexandria Tek to direct Yuz Museum

ArtReviewartreview.com24 August 2022

Appointment follows the death of founder Budi Tek

Glasgow museums to return stolen artefacts to India

ArtReviewartreview.com23 August 2022

The agreement was signed by Glasgow Life, which oversees the city’s museum holdings, and the High Commission of India

Watch: The Evolution of Carnegie International

ArtReviewartreview.com22 August 2022

How did one show in 1896 give birth to America’s oldest exhibition of global contemporary art – and what does Carnegie International mean for the city of Pittsburgh today? Find out in this new video, an exclusive preview presented in partnership with Carnegie Museum of Art