Lorde’s ‘Virgin’ Completes the Next Golden Age of PopRebecca LiuOpinionartreview.com27 June 2025From Brat to Chappell Roan, this is pop music now: unapologetically girly, increasingly queer, a thing that can be both glitteringly beautiful and also messy and vulnerable
Objects of Desire: Rethinking Fetish in the Age of CapitalCamille Sojit PejchaOpinionartreview.com26 June 2025Examining sex as a way of seeing – and subverting – the consumerist imagination
Surajate Tongchua Tells It to the MountainMax Crosbie-JonesReviewsArtReview Asia26 June 2025What does Tongchua want us to see about the Thai nation-state in his glowering pitch-black pinnacles and serrated lines?
Glasgow Centre for Contemporary Arts closed due to Pro-Palestine protestsArtReviewNewsartreview.com25 June 2025A 63-year-old woman was arrested
Jeff Bezos moves wedding to the Venice ArsenaleArtReviewNewsartreview.com25 June 2025Amazon chief rents Biennale venue after protest threats
Rachel Rossin’s Theology of the MachineAlexander HardingReviewsArtReview25 June 2025In a cultural moment bloated with digital slop, Rossin’s AI-coauthored paintings probe something more unstable and searching
How Artists in Uganda Build Their Own Methods of SurvivalAnna AdimaOpinionartreview.com25 June 2025In a country where state support for the arts is almost non-existent, a thriving cultural ecosystem has sprung up against the odds
Visitor damages painting at the Uffizi for the memeArtReviewNewsartreview.com24 June 2025‘The problem of visitors coming to museums to create memes is now rampant’, said the Uffizi director
Nicholas Galanin’s New American National AnthemJessica LanayFeaturesArtReview24 June 2025The demands of artist’s work are simple: everything that has been taken from Indigenous peoples must be returned
Angela Harutyunuan and Paula Nascimento to curate Sharjah Biennial 17ArtReviewNewsartreview.com24 June 2025The biennial will open in January 2027
