Opinion Opinion / The Berlin Biennale Struggles to React Unable to respond to months of political turmoil in the city, the 2025 edition feels strangely muted BY Ela Bittencourt | 20 Jun 25 READ MORE
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Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / The Best Shows to See in Basel and Zurich Right Now From Becky Tucker’s uncanny ceramic figures to Meret Oppenheim’s surrealist works, here’s what not to miss during Art Basel and Zurich Art Weekend BY Krzysztof Kościuczuk | 13 Jun 25 READ MORE
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Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Can the Kingston Biennial Reimagine the Caribbean Beyond the Tourist Gaze? Despite bold ambitions, ‘Green X Gold’ struggles to move past tired tropes of tropicality, raising questions about who Caribbean art is really for BY Rianna Jade Parker | 24 Jun 25 READ MORE
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Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Alexandra Metcalf’s Sinister Vignettes At The Perimeter, London, the artist explores how women have been mistreated in both domestic and clinical settings BY Ivana Cholakova | 23 Jun 25 READ MORE
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Critic's Guides frieze's take on the latest exhibitions round-ups, gallery weekends and biennales Read More Read More Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / What to See in Europe This June From Pol Taburet’s ghoul-like figures to Eva Helene Pade’s painterly reckoning with sacrifice and femininity, here’s what not to miss this summer BY frieze | 13 Jun 25 READ MORE Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / What to See During London Gallery Weekend 2025 From Katelyn Eichwald’s yearning-laced paintings to a weekend-long durational performance by Allen-Golder Carpenter BY Thomas McMullan | 03 Jun 25 READ MORE Critic's Guides Critic's Guides / What to See Across America This June From chemical paintings by Antonia Kuo at Chapter NY, New York, to Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s disorienting installation at MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge BY frieze | 30 May 25 READ MORE
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MUST-SEE EXHIBITIONS FROM AROUND THE WORLD A new series in which a writer delivers a snapshot into a current exhibition VIEW MORE VIEW MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: Lulù Nuti Steps Into the Wild At Fondazione d’ARC, Rome, the artist’s sculptures position nature as an artistic collaborator BY Ana Vukadin | 20 Jun 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: Inside Tavares Strachan’s Luminous Archive At Kunsthalle Mannheim, the artist’s immersive installations highlight the untold stories of Black visionaries BY Radia Soukni | 15 May 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: The Tears of Karl Lagerfeld At Almine Rech, Monaco, Francesco Vezzoli depicts various weepy versions of the designer BY Ivana Cholakova | 16 Apr 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: Helen Frankenthaler Channels Motion into Form At Museum Reinhard Ernst, Wiesbaden, a show traces how the artist’s soak-stain canvases reshaped abstraction BY Gabriela Acha | 04 Apr 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: Lulù Nuti Steps Into the Wild At Fondazione d’ARC, Rome, the artist’s sculptures position nature as an artistic collaborator BY Ana Vukadin | 20 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: Inside Tavares Strachan’s Luminous Archive At Kunsthalle Mannheim, the artist’s immersive installations highlight the untold stories of Black visionaries BY Radia Soukni | 15 May 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: The Tears of Karl Lagerfeld At Almine Rech, Monaco, Francesco Vezzoli depicts various weepy versions of the designer BY Ivana Cholakova | 16 Apr 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: Helen Frankenthaler Channels Motion into Form At Museum Reinhard Ernst, Wiesbaden, a show traces how the artist’s soak-stain canvases reshaped abstraction BY Gabriela Acha | 04 Apr 25 READ MORE
Latest from the UK More UK reviews More UK reviews Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Kofi Perry’s Universal Classicism At Cooke Latham Gallery, London, the artist’s works bring together the aesthetic principles of different ancient civilizations BY Ajeet Khela | 09 Jun 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: Huma Bhabha and Alberto Giacometti Sculpt Survival At the Barbican Art Gallery, London, a dual presentation shows two artists confronting the traumas of their times BY Lara Alake | 28 May 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Maia Ruth Lee Memorializes the Transience of Migration At Primary, Nottingham, the artist’s sculptures challenge the ways bodies are scrutinized at nation-state borders BY Cathy Wade | 28 Apr 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Kofi Perry’s Universal Classicism At Cooke Latham Gallery, London, the artist’s works bring together the aesthetic principles of different ancient civilizations BY Ajeet Khela | 09 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Must-See: Huma Bhabha and Alberto Giacometti Sculpt Survival At the Barbican Art Gallery, London, a dual presentation shows two artists confronting the traumas of their times BY Lara Alake | 28 May 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Maia Ruth Lee Memorializes the Transience of Migration At Primary, Nottingham, the artist’s sculptures challenge the ways bodies are scrutinized at nation-state borders BY Cathy Wade | 28 Apr 25 READ MORE
Across the Americas More US reviews More US reviews Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Ohan Breiding Mourns Glacial Bodies At Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, North Adams, the artist holds a speculative funeral for the glacier of their childhood BY Cassie Packard | 19 Jun 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Agency, Fetishization, Control: Geumhyung Jeong’s Robots At Canal Projects, New York, the artist explores connection itself with an erotic choreography of mechanical repair BY Mariana Fernández | 17 Jun 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s Installations Reject Attention-Fracking At MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, the artist’s bisected interiors and celestial projections attune viewers to their everyday environments BY Helen Miller | 30 May 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Ohan Breiding Mourns Glacial Bodies At Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, North Adams, the artist holds a speculative funeral for the glacier of their childhood BY Cassie Packard | 19 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Agency, Fetishization, Control: Geumhyung Jeong’s Robots At Canal Projects, New York, the artist explores connection itself with an erotic choreography of mechanical repair BY Mariana Fernández | 17 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s Installations Reject Attention-Fracking At MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, the artist’s bisected interiors and celestial projections attune viewers to their everyday environments BY Helen Miller | 30 May 25 READ MORE
Most recently in the EU More EU Reviews More EU Reviews Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / The Spectral Choreographies of Sarah Bechter At Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Vienna, the artist’s phantasmagoric figures hover between comedy and tragedy BY Ramona Heinlein | 18 Jun 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Tirdad Hashemi Honours Kinship At Galerie Christophe Gaillard, Paris, the artist depicts queer and trans figures giving birth to symbolic versions of themselves BY Andrew Hodgson | 16 Jun 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Janis Rafa Cracks the Whip At the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, the artist employs the visual language of BDSM to examine the human exploitation of horses BY Lou Selfridge | 11 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / The Spectral Choreographies of Sarah Bechter At Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Vienna, the artist’s phantasmagoric figures hover between comedy and tragedy BY Ramona Heinlein | 18 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Tirdad Hashemi Honours Kinship At Galerie Christophe Gaillard, Paris, the artist depicts queer and trans figures giving birth to symbolic versions of themselves BY Andrew Hodgson | 16 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Janis Rafa Cracks the Whip At the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, the artist employs the visual language of BDSM to examine the human exploitation of horses BY Lou Selfridge | 11 Jun 25 READ MORE
From Around the world View More View More Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Skyler Chen Paints Scenes of Queer Becoming At Platform China, Beijing, the artist’s domestic tableaux lend the genre of ‘queer intimism’ a quietly unsettling emotional charge BY Sean Burns | 12 Jun 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘The Plantation Plot’ Contends With Violent Legacies At ILHAM Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, this 28-artist show subverts colonial aesthetics to reflect on exploitation and power in agriculture BY Hung Duong | 10 Jun 25 READ MORE Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Demystifying Guillermo Kuitca’s Prodigious Practice A MALBA survey traces the politics and humanism at the root of the artist’s career BY Ana Vogelfang | 03 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Skyler Chen Paints Scenes of Queer Becoming At Platform China, Beijing, the artist’s domestic tableaux lend the genre of ‘queer intimism’ a quietly unsettling emotional charge BY Sean Burns | 12 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / ‘The Plantation Plot’ Contends With Violent Legacies At ILHAM Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, this 28-artist show subverts colonial aesthetics to reflect on exploitation and power in agriculture BY Hung Duong | 10 Jun 25 READ MORE
Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Demystifying Guillermo Kuitca’s Prodigious Practice A MALBA survey traces the politics and humanism at the root of the artist’s career BY Ana Vogelfang | 03 Jun 25 READ MORE