Issue
Dubai: The Only Way Out Is Through: The Twentieth Line
Naima Morelli
The Editors
Issue
Mumbai: Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran: Of Dreaming and Remembering
Rhana Devenport
Issue
New York: Bernardo Pacquing: Causal Loops
Kelly Ma
Magazine
Issue 147
MAR/APR 2026
News
Artists Revealed for 2026 Venice Biennale
Aisha Traub Chan
Sponsored
The Billion Dollar Brushstroke
Attorney’s art platform secures $1 billion plus in committed listings in first month—positioned for rapid growth. Partnership with Lloyds Auctions
Ideas
The House of the Heart: Trevor Yeung, Vessel Poetics, and Failure as Transformation
What kind of house is the heart? In Trevor Yeung’s drained aquariums and gutted fountains, emotional life persists in broken systems that refuse to stop feeling. ETHAN LUK
News
South Africa Withdraws from 2026 Venice Biennale
Aisha Traub Chan
News
Japan Foundation Announces Museum Partnerships for 2026 Venice Biennale
Ashley Cheung
Ideas
In Search of a New Image: On Bi Gan’s “Resurrection”
If there is no way to envision the medium’s future, given the advent of AI, perhaps the only way to make contemporary film is by looking back at its history. Béatrice Grenier
News
Jay Levenson, 1948–2026
YUQIAN FAN
News
British Museum Removes “Palestine” From Ancient Middle East Displays
AISHA TRAUB CHAN
Shows
Heigh-Ho, It’s Off to Work We Glow
Bagus Pandega’s alternate universe, where plants call the shots, was a welcome escape from a world in which extraction still sacrifices workers, environments, and futures. Kelly Ma
Shows
Time as Witness: Ai Weiwei at Nature Morte
For his solo debut in India, the Chinese artist extended his long-running investigations of history and spectacle, activism and commodification into the local context. SHREYA AJMANI