ArtReview October 2022 Issue Features Jeffrey Gibson, Tyler Mitchell, and Interviews with ruangrupa and Noam Chomsky

ArtReview's October 2022 issue includes a profile of Jeffrey Gibson by Chris Fite-Wassilak, highlighting Gibson's use of beadwork and plumes to challenge anthropological depictions of native cultures. Interviews with ruangrupa members farid rakun and Ade Darmawan by Mark Rappolt and J.J. Charlesworth discuss the collective's direction of documenta fifteen, noting their struggles to redefine the exhibition's organization and purpose. Noam Chomsky, interviewed by Nika Dubrovsky, addresses topics like neoliberalism, democracy, and the war in Ukraine, while admiring David Graeber's work. Fi Churchman examines Tyler Mitchell's photography for its exploration of double-consciousness. Other contributions include Mariacarla Molè on performance art, Ross Simonini interviewing Giulia Cenci, Cat Kron on Scandinavian art, Ren Scatani on Sylvia Schedelbauer's experimental films, and Venus Lau on external data storage. Reviews cover events such as the Aichi Triennale 2022, The Dark Arts at Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Bill Lynch at CCA Brighton, Mary Kelly at Vielmetter Los Angeles, Black Melancholia at CCS Bard New York, and Desmanchar, Desfaz at Quadra São Paulo, plus book reviews by Stephanie LaCava, Mahasweta Devi, and Kamila Shamsie.