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Exhibition Reviews / Wim Wenders: The Art of Seeing, Remembering and Forgetting

A new retrospective honours the filmmaker’s lyrical eye, but largely sidesteps his politics and contemporary relevance

BY Rory O'Connor | 07 Aug 25

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Interviews / Kasmin’s End Sparks Olney Gleason’s Beginning

Nick Olney and Eric Gleason reflect on Kasmin’s closure, their shared vision and why their new gallery is built to last

BY Terence Trouillot, Nick Olney AND Eric Gleason | 08 Aug 25

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Frieze Seoul / Seoul According to: Soyoung Lee of San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum

The director and CEO of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco talks about Seoul’s transformation and the influence of the Asian diaspora

BY Monica Jae Yeon Moon | 07 Aug 25

Exhibition Reviews

Exhibition Reviews / Wim Wenders: The Art of Seeing, Remembering and Forgetting

A new retrospective honours the filmmaker’s lyrical eye, but largely sidesteps his politics and contemporary relevance

BY Rory O'Connor | 07 Aug 25

Exhibition Reviews

Exhibition Reviews / Henrik Olesen Dissects Isidore Isou’s Legacy

By responding to the late artist’s works at Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz, Olesen confronts the opaque legacies of postwar masculinity

BY Brit Barton | 07 Aug 25

Cassi Namoda, Xavier Hufkens, Brussels, Goodman Gallery, London and 303 Gallery, New York. Photo-credit: Thomas Merle

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Performance, Film and More: Frieze Seoul 2025 Programme

Curated events and activations across the fair and the city reflecting Asia and beyond, and themes from the occult to queer identity

Performance, Film and More: Frieze Seoul 2025 Programme

Curated events and activations across the fair and the city reflecting Asia and beyond, and themes from the occult to queer identity

Performance, Film and More: Frieze Seoul 2025 Programme

Curated events and activations across the fair and the city reflecting Asia and beyond, and themes from the occult to queer identity

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Frieze Seoul / Work in Progress: Tseng Chien-Ying

The Taiwanese artist ruptures art history to make space for ambiguity, tension and intimacy in new work for Frieze Seoul

BY Livia Russell AND Tseng Chien-Ying | 06 Aug 25

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Frieze Seoul / Meet Me in Seoul: Dew Kim

The Seoul-based visual artist maps the creative world that inspires his performance, sculpture and video work about the power structures within queerness, religion and K-pop

05 Aug 25

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Frieze Seoul / Great Museum Shows to See in Seoul During Frieze Week 2025

Exhibitions across the city during Frieze Week, including Mark Bradford, Lee Bul, Adrián Villar Rojos and Haegue Yang

31 Jul 25

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Frieze London & Frieze Masters 2025

The fairs return to The Regent’s Park this October, spanning 6,000 years of historical art and today’s most pioneering artists

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Frieze Masters / How to Look at: Silver

London-based expert Timo Koopman explains the beauty and symbolism of a pair of magnificent Georgian silver candelabra

31 Jul 25

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News / Breeze Is Offering Brazil-Based Curators Trips to Frieze London 2025

Five curators will receive travel grants, VIP access to Frieze London & Frieze Masters, and opportunities to meet leading figures in the global art world

24 Jul 25

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Frieze London & Frieze Masters / ‘In the Shadows’: Frieze Sculpture 2025 Is Announced

The free public display returns to The Regent’s Park, with artists including Assemble, Elmgreen & Dragset, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith and Erwin Wurm

24 Jul 25

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Opinion / Constellation Cartography: Bouchra Khalili Maps Resistance

Through ‘The Mapping Journey Project’, the artist redefines Mediterranean geography, through stories of revolution and decolonization

BY Bouchra Khalili AND Marko Gluhaich | 04 Jun 25

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Opinion / Creative Resistance in the Heart of Istanbul

Istanbul Manufacturers Bazaar, formerly a shopping mall, exemplifies how reimagined institutions can nurture collaboration and political solidarity

BY Kaya Genç | 04 Jun 25

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Opinion / Letters to a City: Four Love Notes to Marseille

From food to migration, curators and writers reveal the vibrant forces shaping the French city’s culture and identity today

BY Taous Dahmani, Oriane Durand, Cristina Sanchez-Kozyreva AND Wilson Tarbox | 04 Jun 25

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Exhibition Reviews / Agnieszka Kurant’s Scratched-up World Simulator

At Marian Goodman Gallery, New York, the artist holds the virtual treeline and the natural one in a single view

BY Andrew Woolbright | 05 Aug 25

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Exhibition Reviews / Vivian Browne’s Lessons in Flipping the Script

At The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC, the artist-activist’s paintings offer a counterpoint to more overtly political work by her peers

BY Grace Byron | 07 Aug 25

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Exhibition Reviews / Diamond Stingily Plays with the Mundane

At Cabinet, London, the artist’s minimal installation recreates a blurry photograph of a bus stop

BY Ellen Mara De Wachter | 05 Aug 25

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Interviews / iLiana Fokianaki Rejects Neutrality

Following the reopening of Kunsthalle Bern, its director speaks about how European institutions can engage politically with their histories

BY iLiana Fokianaki AND Juliet Jacques | 07 Aug 25

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Exhibition Reviews / Lygia Clark’s Architecture of Feeling

At Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin, the artist’s participatory practice invites a radical, bodily mode of knowing

BY Louisa Elderton | 31 Jul 25

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Exhibition Reviews / Masaya Chiba Wrestles with Painting’s Relevance

At ShugoArts, Tokyo, the artist combines nostalgic still lifes with assorted produce, cheap liquor and whistled Chopin

BY Taro Nettleton | 31 Jul 25

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Exhibition Reviews / Oscar Murillo’s Transnational Creativity

The artist’s survey at Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey, Mexico, demonstrates his commitment to liberatory notions of nationhood, kinship and art itself

BY Claudia Ross | 29 Jul 25