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‘Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat’ Loves Politics and Butchers Jazz. Philip Clark Opinion 19 December 2024. The temptation to selectively build a narrative from the various fragments of footage and sound ultimately patronises the era’s Jazz titans
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Founded in 1949, ArtReview is one of the world’s leading international contemporary art magazines, dedicated to expanding contemporary art’s audience and reach, and tracing the ways it interacts with culture in general.Aimed at both a specialist and a general audience, the magazine and its sister publications, ArtReview Asia (launched in 2013) and a quarterly Chinese edition of ArtReview ...
ArtReview November 2024 Issue Out Now - ArtReview
Nov 8, 2024 · The November issue of ArtReview puts the ‘review’ under scrutiny: How do we (in the broadest sense) decide what to review? Can anything be reviewed? Is it possible to exhaust the review format? And why are we obsessed with reading reviews? Four critics from around the world explore these questions via extended reviews: far from the galleries and artists studios of São Paulo, Oliver ...
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Dec 18, 2024 · Gridthiya Gaweewong wins 2025 Audrey Irmas Award for Curatorial Excellence. ArtReview artreview.com 17 December 2024. Gridthiya was recognised for her subversion of institutional narratives in lieu of artist-led perspectives
ArtReview September 2024 Issue Out Now
Sep 3, 2024 · For good or ill, the world is an interconnected place. The September issue of ArtReview explores some of the routes and channels – historic, personal, economic, ecological – that make up this unbalanced network, through the work of artists and thinkers who reflect on a global reality, and how we got to where we are.. In her films and video projects Bouchra Khalili has long sought out the ...
ArtReview April 2024 Issue Out Now
Apr 10, 2024 · Plus. Included with ArtReview’s April issue is a special publication dedicated to Brazil, produced with the support of Instituto Guimarães Rosa.Inside: Curator Raphael Fonseca meets the artist communities beyond São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro; six artists describe how their home cities – from the colonial-era coastal town of São Luís, Maranhão, to Belém at the mouth of the Amazon River ...
ArtReview October 2024 Issue Out Now - ArtReview
Oct 2, 2024 · As ArtReview (quietly) turns 75, it seems that nothing has changed while absolutely everything has changed. Amid the constant of incessant shifting, this issue explores topics of renewal, and how sometimes the past is what we make of it. Gelare Khoshgozaran delves into the films of Iranian artist Maryam Tafakory, whose work collages and transforms excerpts from Iranian movies of the past four ...
Introducing the Power 100 – the Most Influential People in the …
Nov 30, 2023 · Gauging spheres of influence and schools of thought is about more than momentary fads – click here to view 2023’s Power 100 in full And nothing has changed Everything has changed. The Power 100 list is where, every year, ArtReview exposes, enlists and accounts for the workings of international contemporary art.Not in the usual sense in which ArtReview does this (critical analysis and ...
ArtReview Summer 2023 Issue Out Now
Jun 5, 2023 · ArtReview doesn’t like to think of itself as prone to conspiracy thinking, but it does consider itself the home of criticism – and sometimes, like so much art these days, that critical thinking strays beyond the safety of the gallery. So with this in mind it, it tasked its writers and editors to dig deeply into the power structures that govern society, be …
ArtReview October 2022 Issue Out Now
Oct 6, 2022 · In ArtReview’s October issue – out now – Chris Fite-Wassilak profiles Jeffrey Gibson, the artist whose works unpick and repattern mythologies around the depiction of native cultures: ‘Dolled up in intricate beadwork and bright kitsch plumes, Gibson’s flamboyant artefacts mock the anthropological impulse, while buzzingly suggesting new rituals’.