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The article reviews the third edition of Art Basel's digital art showcase, Zero 10, highlighting its historical context and questioning its target audience.

A site-specific project emerges from the conservation of the museum’s 16th-century building

The article reviews the "état bruit" exhibition at Konschthal Esch, highlighting various installations that explore contemporary art reflecting the "channels, signals, and background noises" of present-day life.

The article reviews the 'We Travel To Know Our Own Geography' festival in Venice, highlighting performances that blend ritual, sound, and speculative theater.

A compassionate new book explores how canine companions across Western art history break down the emotional boundaries between species.

In the Palestinian artist’s film, violence lurks in what’s left only half said

The article discusses the 'Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present' exhibition at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, highlighting its focus on Palestinian displacement and the controversy it has sparked.

An examination of how European museums are coping with extreme heat, highlighting disparities in preparedness and adaptation strategies.

An overview of the top-reviewed fiction books for June 2026, including works by Maggie O’Farrell, Ann Patchett, and Andrew Sean Greer.

The article previews the 2026 Upstate Art Weekend, highlighting key exhibitions and events in New York's Hudson Valley and Catskills.

In an interview with Hyperallergic, the artist known for his "Flood Room" paintings compares his decades-long practice to "the need for food."

A review of Joshua Kendall's biography of Garry Trudeau, examining its thoroughness and critique of the comic strip's satire.

An analysis of Joan Didion's exploration of nostalgia and the impossibility of returning home, examining her works and their relevance in contemporary times.

The article reviews Beatriz González's retrospective at Astrup Fearnley Museet, highlighting her transformation of ordinary images into sites of political and emotional inquiry.

An article discussing artist Engin Demir's exploration of reality, time, and subjectivity in the context of computational technology.

The article provides a detailed account of the 2026 London Gallery Weekend, highlighting key exhibitions and events across various galleries in London.

The article reviews the third edition of the INDEX Biennial of Art and Technology in Braga, Portugal, highlighting various installations and their thematic explorations.

An episode of the ArtReview Podcast featuring artist Nalini Malani in conversation with editor-in-chief Mark Rappolt.

One hundred years later, Hartman revisits W. E. B. Du Bois’s 1920 short story, “The Comet”—“a speculative fiction about the end of the world written after…

Martabel Wasserman on reclaiming Alcatraz from the Trumpian imagination.

An interview between A.L. Steiner and Maggie Nelson discussing themes of expression and authorship.

The 2026 edition of the annual Austrian arts festival Steirischer Herbst will be titled ‘Red Flags’

Helen Cammock withdrew her video work 'Persistence' from the National Portrait Gallery after controversy over its depiction of Winston Churchill's role in the 1943 Bengal famine.

e-flux journal issue 164 features Giorgio Cesarale, Matteo Pasquinelli, Martabel Wasserman, Aldo Kempen, Andrew Sungtaek, Elvia Wilk, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Doug Ashford, Trevor Paglen, and more.

An interview with filmmaker Mark Cousins discussing his new film, 'The Story of Documentary Film', and his views on documentary's role in society.

The article reviews Katrina Palmer's exhibition at A Tale of A Tub, Rotterdam, focusing on her exploration of institutional tensions through proposed demolition.

An article detailing the design of a primary school in Sissa, Italy, by AAA office, featuring a rhythmic facade of vertical white pillars.

Danish studio Oberdoerfer & Krebs reheats flat 3D-prints and bends them along programmed toolpaths to craft hand-shaped furniture.

An article detailing the establishment of a stuffed animal shrine in Kyoto, Japan, dedicated to honoring cherished plush companions.

The Raphael Loggia in the Vatican's Apostolic Palace is undergoing its first restoration in 500 years, a five-year project initiated by the Vatican Museums and the World Monuments Fund.

Doreen St. Félix's article in The New Yorker discusses the impact of a historic heat wave in Paris and the ensuing political debates over air-conditioning.

observation.01 is a furniture project by kibekoumuten inc. that investigates how material behavior can inform design decisions.

The Laari Futures project extends Chaal Chaal Agency's research documenting 78 street vending typologies across 12 Indian cities.

Presented as part of MoMA PS1's Greater New York Performances series, Truck turns a giveaway into a mordant portrait of the fantasies holding the American Dream together.

An in-depth interview with Johnny Knoxville, conducted by Nick Kroll, discussing the end of the Jackass franchise and Knoxville's reflections on his career.

The article discusses Yehwan Song's approach to digital art, emphasizing her method of transforming code into a form of contemporary craft through interactive installations and experimental websites.

An exploration of how artificial intelligence is influencing the film industry, discussing AI-generated films and their impact on traditional filmmaking.

A retrospective of Madonna's appearances in Interview magazine over the past four decades, featuring her most iconic photos and memorable quotes.

An interview with photographer Winter Vandenbrink discussing his new book 'Wolves,' which explores group dynamics among young people in various European cities.

An interview with director Carla Simón discussing her filmmaking practice and inspirations.

An article featuring director Jocelyn Charles discussing five inspirations that have influenced her work.

Short reviews of recent releases.

An article discussing the film 'Last Night I Conquered the City of Thebes' and its exploration of bathhouse culture.

An article reflecting on the life and work of movie poster artist Tony Stella, featuring insights from his collaborator Midnight Marauder.

An interview between photographers Ryan McGinley and Daniel Arnold discussing McGinley's 'Night Shift' exhibition at Jeffrey Deitch.

An exploration of the making of the film 'All of Us Strangers' and its '80s pop soundtrack.

An analysis of Steven Spielberg's career and his film "Disclosure Day," focusing on the power and meaning of image-making.

An interview with actors Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick discussing their careers and collaborations, published by Reverse Shot.

An article discussing Brian De Palma's film 'Body Double' in the context of a screening at the Museum of the Moving Image.

Miranda Stück reflects on BODYSONNET’s first New York City presentation with “New York Now” at The Gym at Judson Church, curated and partially choreographed by Artistic Director M…

Tess Walsh reflects on the world premiere of “Dad Don’t Read This” by playwright Eliya Smith, directed by Chloe Claudel, a co-production of Try For Baby Productions and The Goat Exchang…

An article discussing Dorothy Cosonas's approach to textile design at Luum, focusing on fiber-level experimentation and collaboration with mills.