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Climate Culture and the Politics of Caution
Joe Ware

Making Room for Milton Avery
Matthew Holman

AIDS Is Not Over. Why Does Its Art Feel So Historical?
Millen Brown-Ewens

Television as Medium: How a Century of Broadcasting Reshaped Art
Phin Jennings

The Ghost of Franco
Alexandra F. Coego

Was Martin Parr Just Taking the Piss?
Simon Bainbridge

The Wii Effect: How Gaming Rewired the Art of Performance
Christopher Webb

What Can the Artworld Expect from the Mamdani Era?
Rachel Kubrick

After the Avatar: Tilly Norwood and the Representation Market
Tom Seymour

After Nuremberg
Hili Perlson
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Singapore’s Art Market Is Built on Policy, Not Hype
Structural factors including tax design, regulatory stability and wealth concentration are reshaping Singapore’s role as a regional art-market hub
Tom Seymour

Private Views: Champagne Socialism at the Whitney Art Party
In the first dispatch from a new column on the New York art scene, the politics of socialism, Gaza and art-world patronage collide on the dancefloor at the Whitney’s champagne-soaked fundraiser.
Gabriella Angeleti
