Mark Rappolt

Mark Rappolt is Editor-in-Chief of ArtReview

Work and Play

Mark RappoltArtReview28 February 2020

A new videowork by Anna Witt, now online, asks what future definitions of labour (and leisure) might be in an increasingly automated world; Mark Rappolt takes us through it

Natalia Ginzburg fever

Mark RappoltArtReview27 January 2020

Mark Rappolt on why the late Italian author’s novels are making a comeback – and why you should care

Lost in translation

Mark RappoltArtReview01 January 2020

Vietnamese-French artist Thu Van Tran talks to Mark Rappolt about acts of visual translation, the potentiality of words and the influence of Marguerite Duras

Thu Van Tran, Imaginary Jackson, 2016. AR Jan 2020

Singapore Biennale 2019: an interview with Patrick D. Flores

Mark RappoltArtReview Asia21 November 2019

In the age of the globalised artworld, the curator of this year’s biennial tells Mark Rappolt why artists need to return to localities

Patrick D. Flores. Courtesy Singapore Art Museum. ARA Winter 2019

Teetering on the edge

Mark RappoltArtReview Asia18 October 2019

Mark Rappolt considers the precarious nature of Suki Seokyeong Kang’s work – now on view at Mudam, Luxembourg, through 1 April

This Is Not America

Mark RappoltArtReview02 October 2019

In Shanghai for the opening of a new show about Los Angeles, Mark Bradford talks to ArtReview about black culture, travelling, cities – and standing out

Mark Bradford Dancing in the Street , from AR October 2019

Looking sideways at history

Mark RappoltArtReview25 September 2019

Mark Rappolt considers the ways in which Rayyane Tabet, now on view at Parasol Unit, retells histories through objects and materials

Rayyane Tabet, Steel Rings, 2013–. AR September 2019 Feature