The year in art: In the cursed year 2025, art staged the increasing centrality of a technological revolution that most people didn’t ask for but can’t escape

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This ‘new’ era of Abstract Expressionism is the perfect fit for an age of hyper-individualism and AI-powered press releases

Over the past 50 years the artist has built up a body of work at once disarming and tender; one that, above all else, makes us think about how we see the world and our place within it

‘The Contractor’ finds the artist burnt out, ambivalent, showing up for work because there’s a job to be done and kids to feed

Why a contracting market – whisper it – might actually be good for the art

Artists rejoice! Forget fashionable taste! You no longer have to struggle to be relevant!

Listen to On Deadline III by Martin Herbert #np on #SoundCloud

Linda Goode Bryant on David Hammons and the importance of public space

From 2006: “My old friend Leigh Bowery would ask: ‘Where is the poison?’ And that’s a question I keep asking myself”

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In ‘Voices’ at Haus der Kunst, Munich it feels like something is being transmitted in a language halfway alien, halfway familiar