ArtReview, Vol. 78 #4
236 x 300 mm, 112 pages
London, UK
Published nine times a year
Editor-in-chief: Mark Rappolt
Design: Pedro Cid Proença and Michael Wallace
‘Knowing me, knowing you, since 1949’
The almost-monthly ArtReview has been expanding contemporary art’s audience and reach since 1949. Within its pages, art is observed, featured and reviewed.
This Summer 2026 issue explores the relationship between landscapes and the people who inhabit them, tracing how each continually shapes and reshapes the other. Moving beyond political borders, it considers land as a living archive of labour, memory and ecological change. On the cover, you’ll find a portrait of the Uzbek filmmaker Saodat Ismailova, whose films investigate the damaged ecosystems and hidden histories of Central Asia. Elsewhere, Colombian artist Ana María Devis explores the transformative quality of decay, uncovering new meaning in the contemporary notion of ‘bed rotting’, whilst Jenny Wu delves into Marcel Duchamp’s administrative archives alongside a major retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, revealing the artist’s unexpected preoccupation with the posthumous preservation of his creative legacy.