ArtReview

Lin Htet Aung: Art After the Myanmar Coup d’Etat

Max Crosbie-JonesFeaturesArtReview AsiaSeptember 21, 2026

Lin Htet Aung’s poetic, nonlinear films defy categorisation, confound international audience expectations and won’t be shown in his native Myanmar anytime soon. So what are they about, and who are they for?

Rodrigo Cass, artist whose minimal work was rooted in faith, 1983–2026

ArtReviewNewsartreview.comSeptember 18, 2026

The Brazilian initially trained as a Seminarian

Rodrigo Cass stands in front of a grid hang of monochrome canvases

Talk: Ha Chong-Hyun at Lisson Gallery

ArtReviewPartnership with Lisson Galleryartreview.comSeptember 18, 2026

On 13 October, join Prof Sook-Kyung Lee and Wenny Teo in conversation with ArtReview editor-in-chief Mark Rappolt about the work of Ha Chong-Hyun, on view at Lisson Gallery

‘Saffron Crossings’: Rajinder Singh’s Still, Complicated Seas

Sharmilla GanesanReviewsArtReview AsiaSeptember 18, 2026

Is there risk in transforming migration into mythology, turning memory into something to be preserved indefinitely?

Cinema in the Age of Consent

Zoe WhitfieldFeaturesArtReviewSeptember 17, 2026

Lance Hammer’s ‘Queen at Sea’ is the latest in a series of films to tackle the subjects of ageing, dementia and the right to control your own life

Has Black Musical Culture Always Been a Visual Culture?

Zoë HopkinsOpinionArtReviewSeptember 17, 2026

The rich history of black graphic scores represents a visual culture creating space for improvisation, imagination and unknowability in much the way black musical culture does

Islamic Arts Biennale 2027 names lead curators

ArtReviewNewsartreview.comSeptember 17, 2026

The third edition of the Islamic Arts Biennale will be lead by a team of four curators, the Diriyah Biennale Foundation announced today.

ArtReview Asia Autumn 2026 Issue Out Now

ArtReview AsiaPreviewsArtReview AsiaSeptember 17, 2026

Featuring YoungEun Kim, Lin Htet Aung, Kazunori Hamana, Raqs Media Collective, Asia Art Archive at 25, and much more

YoungEun Kim: Slippery Sounds

Mark RappoltFeaturesArtReview AsiaSeptember 17, 2026

The artist’s work investigates how recorded (and not recorded) sounds can tell us both about the past and how the past is being constantly reshaped in the present

Anna Moreno’s Futures That Never Came

Caroline ElbaorReviewsArtReviewSeptember 16, 2026

What the artist’s story of the Houari Boumedienne Agricultural Village in the Algerian Sahara might tell us about utopian practices today