Former Philadelphia Art Museum director sues over dismissalArtReviewNewsartreview.com11 November 2025The lawsuit claims that ‘a corrupt and unethical faction’ of the board attempted to portray Suda as misusing museums funds
Bob Thompson Was Painting in a HurryIsabella SmithReviewsartreview.com11 November 2025The late artist’s riffs on Renaissance and Baroque works are vividly alive
Maren Hassinger and Senga Nengudi: The Long Way OutJessica LanayFeaturesArtReview11 November 2025Over a decades-long collaboration, the American artists suggest their own creative activism and informal reshaping of the artworld
Protests delay the opening of Museum of West African ArtArtReviewNewsartreview.com10 November 2025The museum has indefinitely postponed its opening events and advised visitors not to come to MOWAA until the situation is resolved
Taring Padi: Art for the System’s SakeAna VukadinReviews10 November 2025Cantadora gallery opens in Rome with a striking sociopolitical show from the Indonesian art collective
Guillermo del Toro’s Technological SublimeMichelle Santiago CortésOpinionartreview.com10 November 2025In Mary Shelley’s time, science and technoculture set their standards against magic. Who – or what – is our Frankenstein today?
‘Restorative Justice’: Beirut’s Struggle with TruthElias TamerOpinionArtReview10 November 2025Heritage in Lebanon is not just about aesthetics; it is about truth
Noor Riyadh announces artists for 2025 editionArtReviewPartner Contentartreview.com10 November 2025The 2025 festival in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has announced the names of 59 participating artists for the 2025 edition.
2ª Bienal das Amazônias: To Live Is To PersevereOliver BascianoReviews07 November 2025Despite its wishwashy curatorial rhetoric, the second edition of the Bienal das Amazônias stands strong in its social messaging
Rebekka Seubert appointed director of the Ludwig Forum for International ArtArtReviewNewsartreview.com07 November 2025She will begin the role on 1 March
