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Carefully curated to inspire and inform both professional artists and art enthusiasts alike - ArtReview sits proudly as one of the world’s leading international contemporary art magazines. Released nine times a year, this delightful digital magazine is dedicated to expanding contemporary art’s audience and reach.


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November 2024 The November issue of ArtReview puts the ‘review’ under scrutiny: How do we decide what to review? Can anything be reviewed? Is it possible to exhaust the review format? And why are we so obsessed with reading reviews? Four writers from around the world explore these questions via reviews that variously include rodeos, funeral homes, repeat visits to the same exhibition and everything reviewed within a one-kilometer radius. German artist Hans Haacke, champion of institutional critique and featured on this issue’s cover (with an intervention by the Wendy comics artist Walter Scott), is interviewed by Liam Gillick; Nate Budzinski asks why exhibitions about art and witchcraft are so popular; JJ Charlesworth questions whether populist art is really for the people or just for the artworld; and Dorrell Merrit considers the enduring format of the photographic tableau. Plus exhibition and book reviews from around the world.


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The November issue of ArtReview puts the ‘review’ under scrutiny: How do we decide what to review? Can anything be reviewed? Is it possible to exhaust the review format? And why are we so obsessed with reading reviews? Four writers from around the world explore these questions via reviews that variously include rodeos, funeral homes, repeat visits to the same exhibition and everything reviewed within a one-kilometer radius. German artist Hans Haacke, champion of institutional critique and featured on this issue’s cover (with an intervention by the Wendy comics artist Walter Scott), is interviewed by Liam Gillick; Nate Budzinski asks why exhibitions about art and witchcraft are so popular; JJ Charlesworth questions whether populist art is really for the people or just for the artworld; and Dorrell Merrit considers the enduring format of the photographic tableau. Plus exhibition and book reviews from around the world.
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Proud to be sat on the head table of leading international contemporary art magazines worldwide - ArtReview offers a comprehensive guide to the fascinating world of modern art. Giving both established and up-and-coming artists a platform to be seen and heard, ArtReview welcomes all to its educational and eye-opening publication nine times a year.


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