ArtReview Magazine October 2016 Zurück Ausgabe

Martin Herbert’s pick of ten must-see October exhibitions – in London, New York, Antwerp, Paris, Turin, Bonn, Stockholm, Mexico City, and Montréal

Siobhán Hapaska – Helen Sumpter meets with the London-based sculptor to discuss the value of art that withholds meaning and the power that lies in this resistance.

Wael Shawky – In linking fiction to fact across two sprawling film trilogies and many related works, the Egyptian artist makes his case for history to be treated as a work of art. By Mark Rappolt

Atmospheres of the Image – Jonathan T. D. Neil looks at a new exhibition linking Robert Longo’s post-9/11 work with masterpieces by Goya and Eisenstein.

Shadi Habib Allah – In videos, soundworks and installations that range in subject from conflict and statehood in the Middle East to the workplace of a Miami auto mechanic, Oliver Basciano finds that the artist is consistently unsensational in his empathetic presentation of diverse social ecologies.

Chiang Mai – As its first high-profile contemporary art museum opens, Adeline Chia takes a look at Thailand’s colder, wetter, buzzier city and its grassroots art scene.