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Jenny Wu
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Associate Editor, ArtReview
New York
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Dance , Arts And Culture , General Assignment
Content
By Jenny Wu| ArtReview Verified With their semi-covert political messaging, could Anne Imhof’s DOOM and Alex Tatarksy’s Sad Boys act as a blueprint for future activist art? For three hours a night, for over a week in early March, German multidisciplinary artist Anne Imhof made valiant attempts, as part of her latest gesamtkunstwerk, DOOM: House of Hope (2025), to mould the atmosphere of the Park Avenue Armory’s Wade Thompson Drill Hall as her material.
By Jenny Wu| ArtReview Verified A group exhibition across two venues in New York explores news coverage of the ‘War on Terror’, and its psychological impact on a whole generationDuring the early 2000s, news networks began covering wars and conflicts at an unprecedented scale, with many airing graphic images from combat zones around the clock. SCREEN MEMORIES explores the psychological impact this media environment had on those growing up in the Middle East during that decade.
By Jenny Wu, Louise Benson Verified, Yuwen Jiang| ArtReview Verified Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to this month, from Olivia Erlanger and Phuong Ngo to the expansion of São Paulo’s MASP Olivia Erlanger: Spinoff Luhring Augustine, New York, through 19 April The New York-based artist Olivia Erlanger has spent a decade sifting through the spatial imaginary of America’s suburban middle class, scrutinising unsung architectural typologies such as garages – the subject of a research project she undertook with architect Luis Ortega Govela in...
Company Info
ArtReview
ArtReview is a prominent contemporary art magazine based in London, founded in 1949. Originally named Arts News and Review, it was created to support contemporary art in Britain. Over the years, it has grown into a global platform that fosters dialogue among artists, audiences, and art thinkers. ArtReview believes in making art accessible and highlights its importance in shaping culture and society. The magazine is published nine times a year and features a variety of content, including criticism, reviews, and specially commissioned artworks. It also includes two annual focuses: The Power 100, which showcases influential figures in the art world, and Future Greats, highlighting emerging talents. In addition, ArtReview publishes ArtReview Asia, dedicated to the art scenes of Asia, and offers artist books and special supplements to further engage with the art community. The magazine has played a significant role in contemporary art movements and has featured contributions from notable artists and critics.
London, England, United Kingdom
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Founded: 1949