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Wang Shu and Lu Wenyu will curate the 20th Venice Architecture Biennale, which will take place from 8 May to 21 November, 2027. Their practice focuses on...

This totemic book of poems for ‘Nayi Kavita’ reaches into the ancient past to test if it bears any resemblance to the present

This collection gathers era-defining essays on Pop aesthetics, the rise of consumer culture, Brutalist architecture and nascent green concerns

“We’ve all heard about putting yourself in someone else’s shoes, but what about diving into someone else’s mouth?”

‘Tshepiso always expressed a desire to be a journalist rather than a photographer. However, she possessed a natural talent’

‘Though Kathy’s practice is centred on the feminine body, her drawings can defy classification and gender’

‘Mozman Solano’s photographic language expresses a hybrid consciousness shaped at once by political, psychic and spiritual forces’

The American writer’s latest fantasy novel is a messy take on institutional satire – with a saccharine love story thrown in

Ravn’s latest novel proposes that a deep, haunting unknowability is essential to us as human beings

In recompiling her library of male photobooks by cutting their works beyond recognition into collages, Kurland creates something like catharsis

Al Qasimi’s shift to black-and-white in ‘Toy World’ at The Third Line, Dubai burdens her usually visceral use of colour with a spectral weight

From Rory Pilgrim in London to Tenzing Dakpa in Kolkata, our editors on what they’re looking forward to this month

The Prix Pierre Daix 2025 will go to Elvan Zabunyan for her work ‘Réunir les bouts du monde’

‘Woisky’s sculptural zoo enacts a disconcerting interplay between reproduction and reality, mediated image and tactile object’

The artist’s first institutional presentation outside of Asia is on view now at New York’s Swiss Institute

This year’s nominees are Pan Daijing, Wong Ping, Hsu Chia-Wei, Heidi Lau and Ho Rui An, Bi Rongrong, all on view now at M+ in Hong Kong

Sam Jacob reviews Adventurous Vents: A Journey Through The Ventilation Shafts of Britain, published by Particular Books.

Morgan Quaintance and Onyeka Igwe have been jointly awarded the 2025 Film London Jarman Award. The £10,000 prize will be split equally between the two.

This year, for the first time, ArtReview considers artists working in and around one medium

On our screens and in the contemporary art gallery, an era of ugly, morbidly playful satire is back, argues the writer and critic Lydia Eliza Trail

Kjartansson’s latest work, Sunday Without Love, is on view now at Luhring Augustine in New York

Diane Lima will curate the Panorama da Arte Brasileira in September 2026, the biennial survey of Brazilian organised by the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo...

The co-curator of the British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale of Architecture reflects on how the rituals of immigrant communities can shape cities and their...

Phoebe Blatton reviews Wohnkomplex: Art and Life in Plattenbau, on until 8 February 2025 at Das Minsk, Potsdam.