Rose Finn-Kelcey, 1945–2014

ArtReviewNews25 February 2014artreview.com

Rose Finn-Kelcey, Sad and Lonely, 2006, Milton Keynes Gallery (obit)

Artist Rose Finn-Kelcey, who could tackle tricky subjects including religion and politics with both power and humour, died on 13 February from Motor Neurone disease, at the age of 68, The Guardian has reported.

Natasha Tontey: Of Monkeys and Men

Adeline ChiaReviewsartreview.com23 December 2024

Tontey’s practice has gained traction in recent years for her madcap explorations of Indigeneity, ecofeminism and posthumanism. ‘Primate Visions’ at MACAN, Jakarta goes bananas

Tao Hui’s Bleak Mirror

Ilaria Maria SalaReviewsArtReview Asia23 December 2024

The artist’s first institutional solo show in Hong Kong navigates the constantly changing Chinese landscape, both physical and social

Zilia Sánchez, Cuban minimalist, 1926-2024

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com20 December 2024

Her sensuous stretched canvases provided a feminist counterpoint to the male-dominated Minimalist movement

‘The Critics Respond’ (2024) – A Comic Strip by Walter Scott

Walter ScottFeaturesArtReview20 December 2024

The Wendy comics artist contributes his own wry take on criticism, in which Wendy takes on the art critics

‘Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat’ Loves Politics and Butchers Jazz

Philip ClarkOpinionartreview.com19 December 2024

The temptation to selectively build a narrative from the various fragments of footage and sound ultimately patronises the era’s Jazz titans

‘Set My Heart On Fire’ by Izumi Suzuki, Reviewed

Nirmala DeviBook ReviewsArtReview19 December 2024

Suzuki’s first novel to be translated into English is about the people and culture that made up Tokyo’s alternative club and music scenes

Nicholas Galanin wins Don Tyson Prize for the Advancement of American Art

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com19 December 2024

The Don Tyson Prize, founded in 2016, is awarded biennially to living individuals or institutions in the USA

When Microsoft Flight Simulator Goes Wrong

Lewis GordonOpinionartreview.com19 December 2024

The latest iteration of the video game reveals the hubris of a company intent on dominating the digital infrastructure of the future

Artist to design contemporary Notre-Dame stained glass windows

ArtReviewNewsartreview.com18 December 2024

Tabouret’s proposition won a competition organised by the French Ministry of Culture

On Naomi Beckwith and the Future of Documenta

ArtReviewDocumentaartreview.com18 December 2024

This is an extract from the ArtReview Newsletter, first published on 18 December 2024