Dispatches

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Kosovo makes moves to secure the long-term survival of its cultural history

BY Barbara Casavecchia | 31 JUL 23

The new Renzo Piano-designed art museum reopens in a city reeling from President Erdoğan’s culture wars

BY Angel Lambo | 05 JUL 23

With the Menil Drawing Institute opening on the eve of the US midterm elections, what Houston says about the future of the country

BY Evan Moffitt | 04 DEC 18

With censorship, abductions, banned journalists and threats towards artists, the erosion of freedoms has deepened

BY Gavin Jacobson | 27 NOV 18

Now open to the public, the prison, modelled on Bentham’s panopticon, gives insight into the tumultuous history of working class uprisings

BY Carlos Delclós | 10 JUL 18

The area’s development boom isn’t just in luxury property – the art scene is determined to keep its place too

BY Tom Emery | 04 APR 18

Events that have pummelled Southern California’s news organizations over the past two years seem to have galvanized its local readership

BY Jonathan Griffin | 21 MAR 18

While we might not see open censorship be prepared for the vilification of provocative aesthetics

BY Kimberly Bradley | 18 JAN 18

Following government plans for a greener less-crowded capital, artists are finding themselves squeezed out 

BY Colin Siyuan Chinnery | 06 NOV 17

A new set of policies and increased possibilities for artists’ studios mark a shift – but is it too late?

BY Chris Fite-Wassilak | 27 OCT 17

The city’s Academy of the Arts of the World embraces 'pluriversality' as a counter to an increasingly toxic discourse around migration

BY Phoebe Braithwaite | 31 JUL 17

If we want a diversity of art spaces we need to vote with our feet

BY Chris Fite-Wassilak | 26 MAY 17

With Art Cologne acquiring abc – art berlin contemporary, what can be expected from the new fair Art Berlin? And what will become of Gallery Weekend?

BY Ana Teixeira Pinto | 28 APR 17

From growing protests over the gentrification of Boyle Heights to Schimmel leaving Hauser & Wirth, the latest from a mobilizing LA art scene

BY Jonathan Griffin | 13 MAR 17

If politics today obsesses over the policing of borders, art in France is enacting multiple crossings

BY Tom Jeffreys | 06 MAR 17

Nativism and the backlash against contemporary art: AfD, Pegida and a recent protest in Dresden

BY Ana Teixeira Pinto | 27 FEB 17

As Trump casts his shadow over the city, the art world has found ways to respond

BY Evan Moffitt | 14 FEB 17

Hockney’s masthead for The Sun and ways to make the bubble bigger: a cultural report from the capital

BY Chris Fite-Wassilak | 09 FEB 17