Read our feature interview of Joan Jonas, by fellow artist Liam Gillick. A retrospective of her work is on at Tate Modern through 5 August. ShareTweet
The 10 Exhibitions to See in April 2025ArtReviewPreviewsartreview.com31 March 2025Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to this month, from Olivia Erlanger and Phuong Ngo to the expansion of São Paulo’s MASP
The Art of Industrial ActionSophie van Well GroeneveldReviewsArtReview31 March 2025Unions in the US are experiencing their highest support since the 1960s. ‘American Job’ at ICP New York surveys the 80 years that led to this
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What Was Hokusai’s Method?Mia SternBook ReviewsArtReview Asia28 March 2025This new edition edited by Kyoko Wada presents the artist through his teaching and drawing manuals
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Hamad Butt: Charm and HarmDeclan LongReviewsArtReview28 March 2025‘Apprehensions’ at IMMA, Dublin captures how the late artist laced aesthetic elegance and refinement with lethal danger
No more soup on Van Goghs as Just Stop Oil ends protestsArtReviewNewsartreview.com27 March 2025British environmental activist group to it a day after three years of civil resistance
Sam Altman’s AI Short Story, ReviewedMichelle Santiago CortésOpinionartreview.com27 March 2025Soy-Boy-in-Chief Altman’s death march on culture continues. The most real thing, if anything, about his LLM-‘authored’ short story is how desperate it is to be liked
