Gnarly Symbiosis: Can Art Help Us Understand Our Relationship to Nature?Martin HerbertArtReview09 June 2021At Berlin’s Schinkel Pavillon, 19 artists – from Max Ernst to Monira Al Qadiri – inject a mixed sense of geophysical precarity and wonder into the viewer’s veins
Who’s Going to Monte Carlo? How the 1% Are Reshaping the ArtworldMartin Herbertartreview.com02 June 2021It’s hard to avoid the reality that the top stratum of the artworld has detached itself entirely – and isn’t even bothering to wave goodbye
Art Fairs Are Back (And Why It’s Better To Take a Nap)Martin Herbertartreview.com11 May 2021A strange thing about the artworld is the expectation that one be clued-in on every echelon of it
Cornelia Baltes Shows Us How To Play Among PaintingsMartin HerbertArtReview10 May 2021By setting up ‘conversations’ between pictorial elements, Baltes questions where a painting might end, or not end
How To Save Art from the Artworld’s SpinMartin HerbertArtReview21 April 2021You thought art was a space of freedom? You need to stop thinking and open your eyes
Elfriede Jelinek Reclaims Wagner’s ‘Ring Cycle’ for the LeftMartin HerbertArtReview08 April 2021The first English translation of the Nobel-Prize winner’s 2013 ‘rein GOLD’, reviewed
Take the Long View with Pakui HardwareMartin HerbertArtReview01 April 2021Whether biopower is a good frontier or a bad one, the Lithuanian artist duo are here to remind us that we’ve crossed into unknown territory
