The Nelson Mandela Monument, outside Howick, KwaZulu-Natal, the site where Nelson Mandela was captured by the apartheid police in 1962. ShareTweet
EJ Hill Behind the CurtainHo Won KimReviewsArtReview01 September 2025At 52 Walker in New York, you’ll find the artist kneeling at the altar, at all times. What is he waiting for?
How Exhibitions Can Retain a Sense of MysteryA. Cerisse CohenReviewsArtReview01 September 2025A new show at MoMA PS1 asks if art can help us understand contemporary life’s sensory overload
Gala Porras-Kim: Are Museums for the Dead or the Living?Chris Fite-WassilakFeaturesArtReview01 September 2025The artist offers a new vision of such spaces that leaves us wondering whether or not such an idea could ever become a reality
A Guide to the Seoul Art SceneArtReviewPartnership with Korea Arts Management ServiceArtReview31 August 2025Spaces in Seoul, chosen by the people who help shape the city’s vibrant art scene
A Guide to Seoul Art GalleriesArtReviewPartnership with Korea Arts Management ServiceArtReview31 August 2025Spaces in Seoul, chosen by the people who help shape the city’s vibrant art scene
Mami Kataoka and Arja Miller to curate 2027 Helsinki BiennialArtReviewNewsartreview.com29 August 2025‘Our joint curatorial approach will be based on the idea of art that connects and inspires broad audiences'
Black Joy, or a Take-No-Shit MajestyClara YoungReviewsArtReview29 August 2025Pharrell Williams’s third curatorial outing at Perrotin stages a celebration, commemoration and exploration of Afro-descendant women
A Summer of Discontent in Mexico CityGaby CepedaOpinionartreview.com29 August 2025From Airbnb-imperialism to faux-progressive art museums, understanding who the city is for hasn’t been this opaque for decades
The ‘Breathless Enthusiasm’ of Reyner BanhamMark RappoltBook ReviewsArtReview28 August 2025This collection gathers era-defining essays on Pop aesthetics, the rise of consumer culture, Brutalist architecture and nascent green concerns
Unpacking the ‘Art of the Kingdom’ArtReviewPartner Contentartreview.com28 August 2025A new exhibition at Beijing’s National Museum of China attempts to redefine what Saudi culture could and will be
