ArtReview October 2022 Issue Out NowArtReviewPreviewsArtReview06 October 2022Featuring Jeffrey Gibson and Tyler Mitchell; interviews with ruangrupa and Naom Chomsky; essays on performance, experimental film, and existential external data storage; and much more
Tyler Mitchell At The ThresholdFi ChurchmanFeaturesArtReview06 October 2022The artist’s photographs chart reconciliation, resistance and double-consciousness in their vision of a new idyll
Jeffrey Gibson’s Indigenous FuturismChris Fite-WassilakFeaturesArtReview06 October 2022In joyful, speculative work, the artist unpicks and repatterns mythologies around the depiction of native cultures
What ‘-ism’ is Björk?Lewis GordonOpinionartreview.com06 October 2022The Icelandic singer returns with ‘Fossora’, a daring collection of songs that search for common ground between fungi and family
Yayoi Kusama’s pumpkin returns to Naoshima island after typhoonArtReviewNewsartreview.com05 October 2022The artwork was swept up in a tropical storm last August
Inside the Rice Brewing Sisters ClubAnnie Jael KwanFeaturesArtReview Asia05 October 2022Exploring the wide-open community-building (and sensuality) of a South Korean collective’s experiments in ‘social fermentation’
Workplace Dramas: First as Comedy, Then as TragedyEloise HendyOpinionartreview.com05 October 2022From Severance to Industry, the office is no longer imagined as a site of absurdity, but one of tragic flaws, grave errors and violence
Sonsbeek curators quit en masse; cite ‘unbearable’ conditionsArtReviewNewsartreview.com05 October 2022‘We see no option but to retract our proposals and end our commitment to the project, because we can no longer continue in good conscience’
Sculpture commission development accused of avoiding affordable housing commitmentArtReviewNewsartreview.com05 October 2022The Old War Office should have 98 affordable flats as per government planning rules
Are NFTs the New Land Art?Tom JeffreysOpinionartreview.com04 October 2022NFTs – like land art – promise a bold new horizon, but can they ever provide a meaningful alternative?
