A guide to which artworld forces have defined ArtReview’s Power 100 list.

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published December 4, 2024

A guide to which artworld forces have defined ArtReview’s Power 100 list.

from ArtReview

published December 4, 2024

"Bennani’s belief in the affective potency of small gestures, and the emotions that can’t make their way to the surface or to those we love, is what moves her characters and her audience to tears."

from CURA.

by Lumi Tan

Fall/Winter 2024

The LA artist says her musically inspired, architectural works are deeply rooted in her South Central neighbourhood as she opens her debut solo UK show.

from The Guardian

by Kadish Morris

published October 27, 2024

The French artist Philippe Parreno has redefined the exhibition experience as a contemporary ritual, bringing voices, sounds, and data to the heart of his creative process.

from Purple

by Olivier Zahm

Fall/Winter 2024

Artist and filmmaker Shu Lea Cheang discusses her continuous engagement with speculative sci-fi narratives and examines her radical reclamation of pornography. (excerpt)

from Mousse

by Lauren Cornell & Tiffany Sia

published October 7, 2024

As the artist prepares for a major exhibition in Madison Square Park, Eisenman takes stock of the winding path to fame. What is gained and what is lost when your art is political?

from The New York Times

by Zachary Small

published September 7, 2024

On a recent visit to Nevada, Erika Balsom discovered how the artist’s monumental sculpture is a meditation on transience.

from frieze

by Erika Balsom

published August 28, 2024

"Her influences unfold from afro-feminism to science-fiction novels, from Sun Ra to Detroit techno."

from CURA.

by Martha Kirszenbaum

Spring/Summer 2024

In an era of doxxing and cancellation, nobody wants to be the culture war’s next lightning rod. But if art’s new survivalism can be frustrating, it should also prompt us to ask who art is really for.

from Spike

by Travis Diehl

Summer 2024