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Venice Biennale 2026: Disneyland on the Lagoon

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By Rachel Wetzler Verified
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Divertissements and demonstrations at the art world’s theme park Daniel Lind-Ramos, Guardaverde (The Green Guardian), 2024–25, Installation view, Arsenale, Venice. From the 61st Venice Biennale. Photo: Marco Zorzanello.
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Vital Acts: On the Public Work of Criticism

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By Daniel Wenger, Rachel Wetzler Verified
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Artforum's new co-editors address the enduring stakes of art writing Heji Shin, Vulcan VC2S, Oct 4 2024, 2025, ink-jet print, 79 5⁄8 × 58″. From “Heji Shin and Mathieu Malouf: The Dream,” 2025–26, Lomex, Las Vegas. Photo: Chase Stevens. As seen in “Decadent Americana: At Home in Las Vegas” by Olivia Kan-Sperling, Artforum, May 2026. DOES CRITICISM MATTER? Like many common questions of the art-world commentariat, this one is boring and solipsistic.
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Opening Day: Rachel Wetzler’s Mini-Tour of the Whitney Biennial

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By Rachel Wetzler Verified
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View of the 2026 Whitney Biennial. From left: Pat Oleszko, Blowhard, 1995; Isabelle Frances McGuire, Satan in America and Other Invisible Evils: Experiments in Public Sculpture (Witches 1–3), 2026. Photo: Darian DiCianno. Today, the Whitney Biennial opens to the public, and Artforum co-editor Rachel Wetzler shares a few tips.
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