Maud Page has been appointed as the tenth director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, taking over the role from outgoing ...

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The 14th edition of the Taipei Biennial, titled Whispers on the Horizon and curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, will ...

The artist and performer tore up cultural hierarchies not just as a form of political activism but as a way of making sense ...

The Israeli airstrikes that took Quraiqi life on 18 March were part of a brutal attack restarting Israel’s war on Gaza ...

Jackson Arn, the New Yorker ’s art critic has left the magazine after only two years in the job. The New York Times reports ...

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A new show at MoCA LA attempts to expand the definition of the genre, but can it keep up with a rapidly destabilising visual ...

When We Sold God’s Eye’ by Alex Cuadros is an unsentimental, vital report of how ‘civilised’ society disrupts Indigenous life ...