New Art Examiner January-February 2026 Issue Features Diverse Art Coverage

The January-February 2026 edition of New Art Examiner, designated as Volume 40 Number 3, presents a collection of articles examining various artistic subjects. The publication includes pieces on John Cage and Miklos Legrady, a reflection on the 50th anniversary of The Rocky Horror Picture Show by Scott Sublett, and Eric Neumann's commentary regarding Marc Chagall. Liviana Martin contributes an article about Lucio Fontana's connection to Venice. Further content covers Frances Oliver's analysis of Phillip Roth's novel 'The Plot against America', Mary Fletcher's dual pieces on Rambert Dancers and a work titled 'Two Disparate Parts', and Chen Haoyue's report on artistic observations in Paris. Pablo Halguera presents a theoretical text advocating for a disinterested artistic self. The issue concludes with a column by Edwards Lucie-Smith titled 'SPEAKEASY', which focuses on current art practices emerging from Russia. This periodical release provides critical perspectives on historical and contemporary art topics, spanning visual art, performance, literature, and cultural commentary for its readership.