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Summer 2016

Featuring Rick Lowe, Jill Magid, Michel Houellebecq, Francis Alÿs, Roger Hiorns, Charles Esche in discussion with Tom Eccles on the crisis in Europe and more

Tate Modern: Nought to Sixteen, a History

To mark the opening of the new Tate Modern – a comparative look back at the Museum's past 16 years alongside the world events that accompanied it, with contributions from Matthew Collings, Sam Jacob, Marysia Lewandowska, Linda Nochlin, Nicholas Serota, Bob and Roberta Smith, Ben Street and Sarah Wookey

May 2016

Featuring: Wayne Thiebaud; David Hammons; John Berger; Guy Mannes Abbott on art and labour; transgression in 1980's Latin American photography; an interview with Savonarola; plus columns and reviews from around the world

April 2016

Featuring: Eva Kot’átková, How to act: art and activism in the Czech Republic, Thomas Bayrle, Runo Lagomarsino; an artist project by Samuel Levack and Jennifer Lewandowski; plus a new backpage column by I Kurator, books and exhibtion reviews from around the world...

ArtReview Asia vol 4, no 2

In this issue: Kishio Suga, Karen Mirza and Brad Butler, Elmgreen and Dragset, Tatsuo Miyajima, Yutaka Stone, an interview with Adrien Cheng, plus reviews form around the world, a guide to the must-see exhibitions, and more

March 2016

Cao Fei, Ceal Floyer, Cai Guo-Qiang, Thailand's Silent Period, The Art and Literature of the Social Media Banal and more…

ArtReview Asia vol 4, no 1

In this issue: Guan Xiao; Praneet Soi; Don't Follow the Wind: a show in the Fukushima radiation zone; Navin Rawanchaikul; Heman Chong quizzes Douglas Coupland about his latest exhibition; Cheng Tsun-Shing's forgotten photographs; plus columns and reviews from around the world

January & February 2016

In this issue: Future Greats – the artists to look out for in 2016; John Akomfrah; Johanna Calle; RoseLee Goldberg; Beatriz González and more

December 2015

In this issue: Tania Bruguera; Melanie Smith; JR; Reading the Air: atmosphere in art; Technology, feedback and exile in art and politics in Santiago de Chile; The Fall of the House of Daros

November 2015

Power 100 issue featuring the ranked list of this year's most influential people in the contemporary artworld, with profiles of each entry

October 2015

In this issue: Philippe Parreno, Omer Fast, Frank Auerbach, Mapping Totality - can art rise to the challenge of representing the increasingly globalised political landscape of capitalism

Autumn 2015 ArtReview Asia

In this issue: Chim ↑ Pom, Anand Patwardhan, Double Fly Art Center, Sun Xun, Sun Ge, Hiraki Sawa and more

September 2015

In this issue: Pablo Bronstein on Conservatism, Paul McCarthy, Amalia Ulman and the fourth of our annual focuses on Brazil - with Tamar Guimarães, Poema/Processo poetry movement, Mônica Nador, Ivan Grilo and an artist project by Gustavo Speridião

Summer 2015 ArtReview

In this issue: Geta Brătescu, Akram Zaatari, Doug Aitken, Lutz Bacher, Now Wash Your Hands: a short history of dirt and germs in contemporary art; Fashion and Feminism and more…

ArtReview May 2015

featuring Heimo Zobernig, Sean Lynch, BGL, Michaël Borremans, Tobias Zielony, Andrea Zittel and Lynne Hershman Leeson

ArtReview Asia Summer 2015

featuring Charles Lim, Liu Wei, Yoshitomo Nara, Lee Ufan, Amanda Heng, Nguan and more….

April 2015

Features include: Koki Tanaka, Gregor Schneider, Renzo Martens, Renata Lucas, Africa - Art in Context V: Ibrahim El-Salahi

ArtReview Asia Special Edition 2015

Includes: Eko Nugroho, Ho Tzu Nyen, Heman Chong, Haegue Yang, Adeline Chia & What’s on in Hong Kong

March 2015

Featuring: FutureGreats – our annual guide to the artists who are setting new agendas in relation to the role and social relevance of art; Lord Krishna on the art industry, interviewed by Matthew Collings; No Past, No Future: How ‘the new’ became ‘the now’ – the latest instalment of ArtReview’s ongoing investigation into contemporary art’s obsession with novelty, by J.J. Charlesworth; Somewhere sideways, down, at an angle, but very close by – an artist project by Florian Meisenberg

ArtReview Asia Spring 2015

Issue features: Ten exhibitions you won’t want to miss this spring, Points of View, Ming Wong, Shooshie Sulaiman, Gabriel Orozco, Liang Shaoji, Shirin Neshat, Miao Jiaxin, Mika Ninagawa, Strokes for Different Folks, Art in Context: Singapore, Reviews and more...

January and February 2015

Along with Previews, Opinion and Reviews, the issue also features Mateo López, Colombia Is a Normal Country, The Devil in Cali, Carlos Motta, Walead Beshty, cartoon characters in contemporary art, Mexican women artists from the 1970s and 80s, Varda Caivano, A short guide to some paradoxes of contemporary art

December 2014

Michael North on New Art Now; Olafur Eliasson; Rebecca Horn; Yang Fudong; Art in Context V: Mozambique artists Butcheca and Gonçalo Mabunda; Data visualisation; Merlin the Wizard on Zombie Abstraction; Ten December exhibitions you don't want to miss; Reviews from the UK, USA, Europe and the Rest of the World and much more...

November 2014

2014 Power 100; Calvin Tomkins; Art in Context IV Osei Bonsu; Allan Schwartzman; Great Collectors and their ideas: Thomas Girst; The Law and Its Ideas: Daniel McClean on the censorship of the Chapman Brothers sculpture Piggyback (1997); Ten exhibitions on through November you don't want to miss; Points of View; The Strip: Richard Graham; Gallery Girl

October 2014

Ten exhibitions on through October you don’t want to miss, Points of View, Great Critics and Their Ideas, Other People and Their Ideas, Relations Without Relations: A Response to Graham Harman. In Art Featured - Latifa Echakhch, Richard Tuttle, Trisha Donnelly, Jacob Hashimoto, Art in Context: Africa. Plus: Art Reviewed, Books, The Strip and Gallery Girl in London

ArtReview Asia Autumn & Winter 2014

Lee Bul, Bring on the Biennials, Who Goes, Where Are?, Kao Chung-Li and FutureGreats Asia 2014: Eleven artists to look out for: Guan Xiao; Chou Yu-Cheng; Pisitakun Kuantalaeng; Boedi Widjaja; Alan Tsz-wai Kwan; Zhou Tao; Jewyo Rhii; Jaret Vadera; Rho Jae Oon; Seher Shah; Anupong Charoenmitr

September 2014

The third of our annual focuses on the South American city, including: Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, Art, Urbanism, Modernism, Power…, Arto Lindsay, Cultures and Vultures, Artist Project: Felipe Ehrenberg, Fi Fa Fo Fum, Artist Project: Daniel Lima. Plus: Yevgenia Belorusets, Graham Harman: Art Without Relations, Artist Project: Meriç Algün Ringborg, A Work of Fiction

Summer 2014

Mark Leckey, Bosco Sodi, Hito Steyerl, Ryan Trecartin, Bridget Riley, Disobedient Objects, Brazil panel discussion

ArtReview Asia Spring & Summer 2014

Carsten Nicolai, Zhang Enli, Michael Joo, Performance Art in India, six films by contemporary Asian artists, Tatsuo Miyajima, the Annlee project, Dieter Roelstraete and Anselm Franke, Koki Tanaka

May 2014

Ragnar Kjartansson, New York gentrification, LA's growing art scene, The Expanded Photograph, Art school education

April 2014

Wilhelm Sasnal, Berlin's Capitalist Realists, Dieter Roelstraete and Anselm Franke, Dienstag Abend, Juan A. Gaitán's Berlin Biennale, James Lingwood, Patricia Phelps de Cisneros

March 2014

30 FutureGreats artists to look out for in 2014 and beyond

Asia March 2014 Special Edition

Double Fly Art Centre, Philip Tinari and Colin Chinnery, Chen Shaoxiong, Ran Huang, Hu Fang and Cheng Ran

January/February 2014

Petrit Halilaj, Museo Jumex, Eduardo Terrazas, Mexico City’s project spaces, Martin Soto Climent, Mexico Panel discussion, Gavin Brown

December 2013

Alicja Kwade, Michele Abeles, Difference and inclusivity, Michael Part

November 2013

This year's list of the artworld's 100 most powerful people, Plus Nicolas Bourriaud; Phillipe Parreno; Zeng Fanzhi; Paul Schimmel and Isa Genzken

ArtReview Asia November 2013

This year's list of the artworld's 100 most powerful people, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Zheng Fanzhi, Eugene Tan

October 2013

Paola Pivi, David Maljkovic, Pierre Huyghe, Elmgreen & Dragset, Gianni Colombo, James Franco

September 2013

Brazil in the spotlight: Fernanda Gomes, Artur Barrio, Chelpa Ferro, Enki Bilal, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Sarah Morris, Segera Ranch. Istanbul: Welcoming the Unthinkable

Summer 2013

Jeremy Deller interviewed, Jeremy Deller’s Great Britons, Anri Sala’s Venice pavilion swop explored, Venice Biennale Bahamas’ representative Tavares Strachan interviewed, City Focus: New York (Part two)

ArtReview Asia Summer 2013

Lee Kit, Lionel Wendt, Rashid Rana, Richard Chang, Xu Bing, Sheikha Hoor Al-Qasimi, Monique Burger, Magnus Renfrew, Tim Blum, Xu Zhen, Urs Meile, Lars Nittve, Chai Siri & Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Yang Fudong

May 2013

Danh Vō, FOS, Marie-Louise Elkman, Hans-Peter Feldmann, New York City Focus (Part 1), Richard Chang and more

April 2013

Wolfgang Tillmans, Wu Ming, Berlin City Focus (Part III), Nathaniel Mellors, Sam Gilliam and Rashid Johnson, AR: Design Supplement and more

March 2013

28 FutureGreats artists to look forward to in 2013 and beyond, Simon Starling and Berlin City Focus (Part II)

January and February 2013

Sarah Lucas, Meriç Algün Ringborg, Abraham Cruz Villegas, Adel Abdessemed, Berlin city focus

Multiple 2012

DIY Multiples; Animals & Nature; Toys & Games; Homeware; Music & Books; Food & drink; Apparel; Fundraising, plus Multiples and Me, by Rob Pruitt and interviews with Joe Scotland, Murray Macaulay, James Jenkins and Hugh Allan

December 2012

On the cover Alejandro Cescaro; Istanbul art guide; Esther Shalev-Gerz; Moving Image: John Akomfrah, Simon Leung, Ed Atkins and James Richards; plus Hannah Arendt on the banality of art school and Ruba Katrib on why there’s no need to be frightened of Miami

November 2012

This year's list of the artworld's 100 most powerful people, with features on John Baldessari, Beatrix Ruf, Massimiliano Gioni, Toby Webster and Christian Boros; roundtable discussions in Asia, South America and Europe; plus interviews with Liam GIllick and Martin Heidegger

October 2012

On the cover Luc Tymans; Bjarne Melgaard; Frances Stark; Lucas Samaras; Paris's burgeoning art scene; an interview with Franz West; an artist project by Wassink Lundgren and Frederik Peeters; plus Gallery Girl in Frieze Matsers and reviews including Sarah Lucas, Tomás Saraceno and Laurent Grasso

Brazil 2012

September issue supplement featuring: São Paulo gallery guide; Inhotim; A Brief History of Identity in Brazilian Art; Cinthia Marcelle; Artur Barrio; Tunga; Paulo Nazareth; Rivane Neuenschwander; Marilá Dardot

September 2012

On the cover Thomas Houseago; Marlene Dumas; Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI); Nancy Holt; and a South Africa focus; plus reviews including David Claerbout, Yto Barrada, the 11th Havana Biennial and Documenta 13

Summer 2012

On the cover: New York Salons; Tino Seghal; future oriented art with Omer Fast, Sean Lynch and Ben Rivers; China Miéville; Tom Sachs; an interview with Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev; plus Shezad Dawood, Mark Beyer and Raqs Media Collective

Hong Kong 2012

May issue Supplement

May 2012

On the cover: Superflex's contract and settlement agreement; LA's vibrant performance art scene; Liz Magic Laser discusses politics and socioeconomic structures within society; and reviews including Jeremy Deller, Lis Rhodes, Leigh Ledare and Claire Fontaine

Design 2012

April issue supplement

April 2012

On the cover: Gillian Wearing, the people watcher; comix legend R. Crumb talks about sex, politics and America; Thomas Demand talks to Daniel Kehlmann; Studio Formafantasma; Xavier Veilhan; an artist project by Kraftwerk; plus reviews including Santiago Sierra, Soto, JOn Kessler and Bojan Šarčević

March 2012

Future Greats: critics and curators from around the world to single out 25 artists for special attention; Dora Maurer interviewed and profiled; Reports from Budapest, Vienna, and Paris; Karl Marx interviewed by Matthew Collings; and reviews including Sanja Ivekovic, Simon Fujiwara, Akram Zaatari and Goshka Macuga

January and February 2012

Theaster Gates profiled; Heidi Specker & Bruno Mansoulié: a photographer meets a physicist; on the trail of Stanislaw Lem; Eve Sussman & the Rufus Corporation; Alex Hartley on creating a new nation; Jonathan Yeo’s surgical painting and the London Review Marathon by four of our critics