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Louisa Buck

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As seen in: The Art Newspaper, The Telegraph, Flipboard, Sotheby's Magazine, W Magazine, Frieze, Gagosian Quarterly, AN Magazine, The Art Newspaper France
Art writer and broadcaster. Contemporary art correspondent, The Art Newspaper, South Londoner, Essex native. Mainly do Insta - @loubuck01 too …
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London Gallery Weekend 2026: our critics pick their top shows

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By Ben Luke , Louisa Buck 
| The Art Newspaper
For London Gallery Weekend’s sixth edition, its organisers are keen to present a gallery ecosystem in constant evolution. It is perhaps inevitable after a period in which the art market has experienced a prolonged downturn that notable closures—like Stephen Friedman Gallery’s earlier this year—gain more attention than expansions and openings.
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Venice verdicts: art world figures give their thoughts on the 2026 Biennale

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By Louisa Buck 
| The Art Newspaper
Seeing In Minor Keys was beholding the fierce urgency of someone who has got to get going real soon (see also: the maximalist post-war presentations by Okwui Enwezor; Noah Davis’s cascade of proposals for the Underground Museum, Los Angeles; Bisi Silva’s endless, yet loving, reproaches against what she termed “cultural terrorism”).
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Boats and trains, not planes: reflections on a greener—but sometimes greenwashed—Venice Biennale

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By Louisa Buck 
| The Art Newspaper
My Venice Biennale trip got off to a green start by taking the train from England to Italy. As well as being more environmentally friendly, it was also an infinitely more pleasant way to arrive: no snaking lines at passport control, no long trundle to the quayside for the crowded Alilaguna water bus, or haggling with an eye-wateringly pricey private water taxi.
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