‘Baring its fangs, since 1949’
The almost-monthly ArtReview has been expanding contemporary art’s audience and reach since 1949. Within its pages, art is observed, featured and reviewed.
This October 2026 edition opens with a wry editorial penned in third person sharing Art Review’s distaste for the emphasis placed on the ‘season’ of art, also touching a series of other hang ups including pesky property brokers, AI impending doom, and ‘ecological-seasons stuff.’ Inside, an interview with pioneering textile artist Sheila Hicks, a showcase of work and in-conversation with painter Salman Toor, and an essay confronting how successful writers bridge the widening gap between themselves and their working class roots by Jenny Wu.
Plus, a supplement themed ‘Philanthropy,’ featuring a series of interviews with the people behind the various foundations and funds that support art institutions across the world.
