Biennial Curators and 'Unions' Top This Year's 'ArtReview' Power 100 List
ArtReview has announced its 2022 Power List which, though not too controversial, continues to reimagine where "power" lies in the art world.
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ArtReview has announced its 2022 Power List which, though not too controversial, continues to reimagine where "power" lies in the art world.
Explore some of the brand-new museums and exhibitions springing up across Qatar as the Gulf state looks to solidify its role as a cultural hub in the region.
This year, Qatar announces itself to the world with a host of seismic cultural events. Amidst such attention, Qatar's Mathaf Library has risen to the challenge by showcasing a number of stimulating exhibitions for international and regional eyes.
ERC-721’s topping of ArtReview’s Power 100 is first time a non-human entity has led list
The non-fungible token or NFT has taken the No 1 spot in the annual ranking of the contemporary art world’s most influential movers and shakers — marking the first time a non-human entity has topped the list. ERC-721, the specification for the “non-fungible token” on the Ethereum block-chain, tops the 20th Power 100 list published by ArtReview, after a year in which it upended the art market by bringing together contemporary art and millennial meme culture. ArtReview said NFTs had given rise to a whole new generation of collectors and allowed artists to find ways around the traditional...