Before He Stole the Oscars, Timothée Chalamet Stole Ballet and OperaWill Ferreira DykeOpinionartreview.comMarch 13, 2026Timothée Chalamet’s comments reveal less about the health of ballet and opera than about their cultural visibility
In Pictures: Smiljan Radić Clarke wins 2026 Pritzker Architecture PrizeArtReviewNewsartreview.comMarch 13, 2026The announcement of this year’s winner was slightly delayed by the recent revelation of Thomas Pritzker’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Nat Faulkner: The Stuff of PhotographyAlexander HardingReviewsArtReviewMarch 13, 2026Faulkner’s new work at the Camden Art Centre casts in amber the physical and chemical process of image-making
16th Gwangju Biennale announces themeArtReviewNewsartreview.comMarch 13, 2026The exhibition will be titled ‘You must change your life’ after a poem by Raine Maria Rilke
Craig Jun Li: Scrapping the CameraJeremy GlosterReviewsArtReviewMarch 13, 2026Craig Jun Li’s work returns us to the problems of film photography in an age of seamless digital image circulation
ArtReview Podcast | Episode 3: Noémie GoudalArtReviewPodcastartreview.comMarch 13, 2026For episode three of the ArtReview Podcast, artist Noémie Goudal speaks to ArtReview editor J. J. Charlesworth.
Joe Moss, Drones and Caspar David FriedrichDigby Warde-AldamReviewsartreview.comMarch 12, 2026Automated Fantasy Procedure at Matt’s Gallery, London harks back to the post-internet art boom
The Interview: Kei IshikawaJames BalmontFeaturesartreview.comMarch 12, 2026The director and writer on adapting A Pale View of Hills for the big screen as it arrives in cinemas this week
Toleen Touq to curate next MOMENTA BiennaleArtReviewNewsartreview.comMarch 12, 2026The exhibition, titled ‘The Long Now’, will interrogate the notion of time
Beatriz González’s ‘Bad Painting’Mara Polgovsky EzcurraReviewsartreview.comMarch 12, 2026Presenting González as a global and contemporarily relevant artist, this exhibition returns a painful image of our world
