Zaha Hadid to receive 2016 Royal Gold Medal for architecture

ArtReviewNews24 September 2015artreview.com

Heydar Aliyev Centre in Azerbaijan, by Zaha Hadid

The Royal Institute of British Architects has awarded the 2016 Royal Gold Medal to the Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid. She is the first woman in her own right to receive the honour.

24 September 2015.

Once Upon a Time: Art Before the Internet

J.J. CharlesworthReviewsArtReview24 January 2025

‘Electric Dreams’ at Tate Modern reinterprets art at the dawn of the digital explosion as a harbinger for our current moment

Dragon Hill X ArtReview Writers Residency: Cindy Ziyun Huang

Cindy Ziyun HuangPartnership with Unitartreview.com24 January 2025

The fifth Dragon Hill X ArtReview Writers Residency considers the purposes of the artist (and art writer) residency and what role it plays in artworld advancement

Break the Binary: On Women, Art and Computing

Emily McDermottReviewsArtReview24 January 2025

By choosing to focus only on female pioneers in art and technology, ‘Radical Software’ at Mudam Luxembourg misses the bigger picture

Jo Baer, leading figure of minimal abstraction and ‘radical figuration’, 1929-2025

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com23 January 2025

The artist‘s hard-edge paintings made her a key figure in the minimalist art scene of 1960s New York

London’s National Portrait Gallery faces accusations of nepotism

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com23 January 2025

Zoë Law, whose exhibition is currently on display, was a major donor to the gallery's £40m makeover

Prospect 6 Review: What Is an Exhibition’s Duty to Its Locality?

Allison K. YoungReviewsArtReview23 January 2025

‘The Future Is Present, The Harbinger Is Home’ frames New Orleans as both a gift and lesson to the rest of the world

Why Is No One Fighting for TikTok?

Rob HorningOpinionartreview.com22 January 2025

The platform has come to dominate online culture, but in the face of a US ban and pressure from the Trump administration, no one seems to be defending it. How do you fight for – and against – a shadow?

Adomas Narkevičius to curate ‘irreverent, experimental’ Kaunas Biennial

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com21 January 2025

Show will be titled ‘Life After Life’

An Art Critic Goes to the Rodeo

Oliver BascianoOpinionArtReview21 January 2025

Uniform, merchandise, alcohol, nationalism – these are the real markers of a ritual gathering

Ten curators take charge of Hungary’s OFF-Biennale

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com20 January 2025

Fifth edition is organised under collective theme of ‘security’