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Art Lovers Movie Club: Grace Schwindt, ‘Only a Free Individual Can Create a Free Society’ArtReviewArt Lovers Movie Clubartreview.com07 August 2020Welcome to the Art Lovers Movie Club, where you’ll find a selection of artists’ videos available exclusively online at artreview.com for a fortnight
The Berlin Art Scene: Dead and AliveMartin HerbertOpinionartreview.com07 August 2020When I moved to the city, eight years ago, I assumed the artworld would be humming – why has it become so sleepy?
Hello? The Art of the PhonecallPatrick LangleyOpinionArtReview07 August 2020From John Giorno’s Dial-A-Poem to Angharad Williams, what happens when artists adopt the telephone as a medium?
The Thrill of Discovery? What to See in New York GalleriesRahel AimaCity ReportsArtReview06 August 2020Surprises, naked calculation and the thrill of discovery
Work of the Week: John Giorno, ‘Great Demon Kings: A Memoir of Poetry, Sex, Art, Death, and Enlightenment’Oliver BascianoOpinionartreview.com06 August 2020‘I was young and beautiful and that got me what I wanted, and all I wanted was sex.’
Southbank Centre refutes claims of staff protestersArtReviewNewsartreview.com05 August 2020Last weekend employees gathered outside the London arts centre decrying the loss of up to 391 jobs which they claim is due to mismanagement.
Tourist confesses to snapping toe off 200-year-old Canova sculpture while taking selfieArtReviewNewsartreview.com05 August 2020Police have identified the man caught on CCTV as a 50-year-old Austrian tourist
Artist Kimsooja Plants the Seed of an IdeaMark RappoltFeaturesArtReview Asia05 August 2020How the artist reframes aspects of life we think of as ‘normal’ through her explorations of the poetry of the ordinary and the everyday
MFA Boston, shuttered since March, announces layoffsArtReviewNewsartreview.com04 August 2020The museum is laying off 57 staffers, while 56 take ‘voluntary early retirement’
Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art hits back at ‘toxic culture’ allegationsArtReviewNewsartreview.com04 August 2020The museum has strongly defended its commitment to diversity and inclusion