Contributor
Shiv Kotecha

Shiv Kotecha is a contributing editor of frieze. He is the author of The Switch (Wonder, 2018) and  EXTRIGUE (Make Now, 2015), and his criticism appears in 4Columns, Aperture, art-agenda, MUBI’s Notebook and BOMB.

Opinion
A New Book on the Prophet Muhammad Speaks to the Diversity of Islamic Literature and Lives

Michael Muhammad Knight’s is not just a good book of religious scholarship, but a strange, delightful memoir

BY Shiv Kotecha |
Reviews
B. Wurtz’s Art of Domesticity

An exhibition at Metro Pictures, New York, sees the artist explore the artistic potential in objects of everyday life

BY Shiv Kotecha |
Critic's Guides
Highlights of the New Season Shows in New York

From Charline von Heyl’s unruly pictures to EJ Hill’s disenfranchised black body, the best exhibitions across the city

BY Shiv Kotecha |
Opinion
A Room of Once Owned: How Arts’ Collection Has Informed Its Curation

In ‘Décor’ at MOCA's Pacific Design Center, Barbara Bloom, Andrea Fraser and Louise Lawler unpick the etiquettes of the gallery space

BY Shiv Kotecha |
Reviews
Huma Bhabha's Extraterrestrials Land In New York

Otherworldly sculptures warp the spaces and histories they occupy, in shows at Clearing and Salon 94, and for the Met Roof Garden commission

BY Shiv Kotecha |
Exhibition Reviews , US Reviews
Danh Vo: ‘Take My Breath Away'

Political histories interweave with personal narratives of familial displacement, queer loss and desire at the Guggenheim Museum, New York

BY Shiv Kotecha |