The 12 Exhibitions to See in July 2026ArtReviewPreviewsartreview.comJuly 3, 2026Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to around the world this month – from Yogyakarta and Cape Town to Arles and Eindhoven
Salzburger Kunstverein x ArtReview Writers Residency: Sharmilla GanesanSharmilla GanesanPartnership with Salzburger Kunstvereinartreview.comJuly 3, 2026At Salzburger Kunstverein’s CAPTCHA Realism, the question is who gets to define what being human means. For one critic, the harder question is whether she was ever meant to answer it
Manifesta 16 Ruhr Review: We’ll Never Go Back!Phoebe BlattonReviewsArtReviewJuly 3, 2026What can a biennial realistically achieve by temporarily corralling defunct churches and activating ‘creative mediation’?
Artist alleges plagiarism at Manifesta 16ArtReviewNewsartreview.comJuly 3, 2026The sculptor Dorothee Bielfeld has asked the organisers of Manifesta 16 Ruhr to remove Nasan Tur’s installation
Kawita Vatanajyankur Tolls the BellMax Crosbie-JonesReviewsArtReview AsiaJuly 3, 2026Vatanajyankur’s recent work considers the subject of AI and its ramifications
Event: A Conversation About Phyllida Barlow with her family and Simon Oldfield & Clare Lilley, Off the RecordArtReviewLive Eventsartreview.comJuly 2, 2026Join ArtReview and Ursula on Tuesday 7 July for a conversation about Phyllida Barlow with her family and curators Simon Oldfield and Clare Lilley
The Scars of ExtractionGabriel Levine BrislinReviewsArtReviewJuly 2, 2026An exhibition at Jupiter Artland asks what new ruins will be left behind in the pivot away from fossil fuels
ArtReview Asia Summer 2026 Issue Out NowArtReview AsiaPreviewsArtReview AsiaJuly 2, 2026Featuring Priyageetha Dia, Gallery Weekend Beijing, India in Venice, Cambodia’s Shifting Sands, Spectrosynthesis Seoul, Sohrab Hura, and more
Raving with Priyageetha DiaAdeline ChiaFeaturesArtReview AsiaJuly 2, 2026When all aspects of life are controlled, Priyageetha Dia’s artworks ask: how do we carve out space for resistance?
59th Carnegie International Review: The Action is ElsewhereJenny WuReviewsArtReviewJuly 1, 2026Featuring 61 artists from around the world, 'If the word we' broadly addresses notions of community and connection
