ArtReview March 2021 Issue Explores Imagination as Catalyst for Change

The March 2021 issue of ArtReview focuses on imagination's subversive potential as a catalyst for change. Deutsche Börse Photography Prize-winner Mohamed Bourouissa discusses his upcoming London retrospective, which examines the visibility of marginalized communities globally. Los Angeles-based Iranian artist Gelare Khoshgozaran explores dreams and escape in her latest film. The late countercultural icon Izumi Suzuki revolutionized Japanese science fiction starting in the 1960s. Filmmaker Su Hui-Yu reimagines female avengers while uncovering Taiwan's cinematic history. Artists Maurizio Cattelan and Chen Zhen engage in a posthumous dialogue across cultural divides. Tala Madani discusses transgression against conservatism. Louise Darblay examines the political dimensions of Feral Atlas. Reviews cover the Bangkok Art Biennale, Rome's Quadriennale d'Arte, exhibitions in Paris and São Paulo, Linda Nochlin's 'Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?', and insights from John Berger and Arundhati Roy on storytelling. The issue also addresses the tyranny of the white cube gallery model.