Tap Chan’s Social WormholesAaina BhargavaReviewsArtReview Asia04 July 2025For the Hong Kong artist, metaphysical structures can be reimagined in art as escape routes
Listen: Gregor HildebrandtArtReviewPartnership with Almine Rechartreview.com03 July 2025In this podcast, made in partnership with Almine Rech, ArtReview speaks to Hildebrandt about his latest London exhibition
Have Pain, Trauma and Politics Silenced Art Criticism?Eddy FrankelOpinionartreview.com03 July 2025We have arrived in a censorious age where an artist’s tragic backstory and politics matter more than their art itself. Welcome to the tyranny of context
When the Camera Is a Tool for ResistanceYalda BidshahriReviewsArtReview Asia03 July 2025Transformation is often gradual, as ‘time heals, just not quick enough…’ at Efie Gallery, Dubai reminds us
Heather Gerken announced as new president of the Ford FoundationArtReviewNewsartreview.com02 July 2025Gerken will take over the role from Darren Walker, who announced his resignation in July last year
The 10 Exhibitions to See in July 2025ArtReviewPreviewsartreview.com02 July 2025Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to this month, from Rencontres d’Arles to a Michael Haneke retrospective
Khaled Sabsabi reinstated to Australia Pavilion at 2026 Venice BiennaleArtReviewNewsartreview.com02 July 2025Dramatic reversal of Creative Australia‘s previous cancellation follows outcry among international creative community
ArtReview Asia Summer 2025 Issue Out NowArtReview AsiaPreviewsArtReview Asia02 July 2025Featuring Shilpa Gupta, Shimabuku, Bachtiar Siagian; commentary on China’s zombie museums, and legacies of the Black Panther Movement; and much more
How Shilpa Gupta Reinterprets Lines of ControlMark RappoltFeaturesArtReview Asia02 July 2025Artists like to think they’re pushing boundaries, but in reality, transgression gets punished more than applauded – which is Gupta’s foremost subject
Peter Phillips, pioneer of British Pop art, 1939–2025ArtReviewNewsartreview.com01 July 2025The artist trained at the Royal College of Art with contemporaries David Hockney, Allen Jones and R.B. Kitaj
