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Piledriver
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MAXXI - National Museum of 21st Century Arts

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Fundación Jumex Arte Contemporáneo
Exhibitions program 2027
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Museum of Contemporary Art Leipzig (GfZK)
Sara Sejin Chang (Sara van der Heide)
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The Age of Magical Thinking
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Push and Pull: A Furniture Comedy
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ArtAsiaPacific
Issue 151 November/December 2026
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TU Delft | Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment
Theories of Architecture Fellowship Program 2026–29
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Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design at the University of Michigan
Roman Witt Residency
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Laia Abril’s “On Rape and Institutional Failure”
Wendy Vogel
International Center of Photography
Laia Abril’s exhibition shows tonal restraint, consisting mostly of black-and-white photographs of objects paired with explanatory text. Abril avoids the exploitative pitfalls of the documentary genre, purposefully avoiding imagery of survivors, perpetrators, and sexual crimes. The show opens instead with an austere series of eight “conceptual portraits” of rape survivors. These photographs portray “uniforms,” laid flat against a seamless background, accompanied by paragraph-long vinyl-printed testimonies from subjects interviewed globally. They include a former inmate at a US men’s prison, nuns violated by a Mother Superior in Argentina, a lesbian subjected to “corrective rape” in South Africa, a woman “ravished” ...
“Slow Dance”
Sanna Almajedi
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
These artists come together to ask: What happened to our downtime? And are we working too much? The way we experience art, particularly performance, today is by consuming, recording, and then re-consuming through our screens. Since the medium of performance is inherently ephemeral, it cannot live true to its full nature within these conditions. “Slow Dance” partially answers these concerns through performances that resist recording and exist, instead, in the state of waiting.
Tom Overton’s John Berger: From Life
Brian Dillon
Verso
Tom Overton’s biography of Berger has been a decade and a half in conception, research, and composition; the English writer and scholar was first employed to catalog his subject’s archive before taking on the intimate and wide-ranging—Berger was prolific, well connected, also long-lived—task of writing his life. From Life is an ambiguous title that surely incorporates the sense that here was a creative intellect awkwardly posed between an idea of artistic and personal authenticity, and a feeling that this needed always to be designed in advance. 
Direct your eyes outdoors
The Editors
There’s much to be written about those Jules Chéret posters—how they link back to pre-revolutionary painting, are indebted to the Japanese prints then causing a sensation in Paris, anticipate the work of artists as diverse as Sigmar Polke, Emory Douglas, and Jenny Holzer—but the point is that the images most influential on the history of art were not to be found in the salon, but in the surrounding city. And this begs the question, after Art Basel Paris was curtailed by an uprising spreading across Europe, of what is to be found on the streets outside the Grand Palais? ...
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November 9, 2026
Bodies Without Borders: A Conversation
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By Ana Vaz and Tiago de Luca
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Art, Journalism, and Mada Masr: Reaching Beyond the Weight of the Present
By Sarah Rifky
November 4, 2026
Darkest Rhododendron: On John Berger’s “Permanent Red”
By Daniel Muzyczuk
November 2, 2026
Fire, Film, and Ancestral Dreaming: A Collective Conversation
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By Elizabeth A. Povinelli and Gawan Fagard
October 30, 2026
The Deepest Crater
By Hiwa K
October 28, 2026
Manifesto of the Lumpen-Scolétariat
By Groupe Fernand Illich
October 26, 2026
Cinema in the 21st Century
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October 23, 2026
The Contractor
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#166 October 2026
Issue #166
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EditorialEditors
Revolutions That as Yet Have No Model: Political Surrealisms and Tyrannical ExcessesLuce deLire
Chain of Fools FKA FantasyPark McArthur and Constantina Zavitsanos
Ontogenetic Fantasies: Objects and Images as Crystallized CapacitiesLudovic Coupaye
The Goldfish Remembers: On the Curatorial Flex of Exhibition HistoriesLucy Steeds
Manifesto for a New Humanism, Part 1: Cellular ThinkingGiuliana Bruno
Parallel Acts, Part 1: Lucy RavenStanley Wolukau-Wanambwa
Movements, Reparation, and the Constitution of EverythingDenise Ferreira da Silva and Juliana Streva
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They Lived a Cosmic LifeBoris Groys and Svetlana Baskova
When the War Comes: Erosion, Transition, and Manic MelancholiaHenrike Kohpeiß
How Much Fascism in the Maximum Power Principle?Antonia Majaca
Neptune Frost and the Final Future of AfrofuturismCharles Tonderai Mudede
Populism, or, The Cultural Logic of Late FascismT. J. Demos
Lifted AFMcKenzie Wark
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Issue #164
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Alcatraz as Image: The Trumpian Politics of Carceral SpectacleMartabel Wasserman
Architectures of Amnesia: Donald Judd and America’s “Forgotten War” in KoreaAndrew Sungtaek
The Algorithm and the Antichrist: Political Theology at the Sunset of Silicon ValleyGiorgio Cesarale and Matteo Pasquinelli
Do Androids Dream of AGI?Vinícius Portella
Against the Clock: Remote Work, Stolen Sleep, and the Limits of ExtractionElvia Wilk
Thank God Science Is Queer NowAldo Kempen
Fire Tribes and Stateless Worlds: A ConversationBima Satria Putra and David Wengrow and Stevphen Shukaitis
Remembering Steve Kurtz (1958–2025) of Critical Art Ensemble, Part 1Nato Thompson and Claire Pentecost and Brooke Singer and David Garcia and Rich Pell and Lucas Fortunato
Remembering Steve Kurtz (1958–2025) of Critical Art Ensemble, Part 2Nicola Triscott and Lynn Hershman Leeson and Samuel Ashford and Doug Ashford and Julie Ault and Trevor Paglen
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The Cis Gaze and its others
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Towards a New Universalism
Boris Groys
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