ArtReview October 2025 Issue Explores Environment, Memory, and Indigenous Narratives

The October 2025 edition of ArtReview delves into modern connections with history and the environment. Featured on the cover, Lucy Raven's piece, 'Murderers Bar', investigates the dismantling of four hydroelectric dams on the Klamath River, spanning Oregon and California. Tom Denman provides an analysis of the 2021 video 'Observations: Rose' by Joy Gregory and Philip Miller, which captures Jamaican immigrants' reflections on Caribbean landscapes. Martin Herbert considers John Smith's extensive film career over the past fifty years. Mikala Tai reviews Hayley Millar Baker's exploration of Indigenous hauntings, while Alice Godwin looks at Inuuteq Storch's photography depicting life in Greenland. Additional articles include Chris Fite-Wassilak on H.P. Lovecraft, an interview with Thelma Golden by Jenny Wu, Emily May's conversation with Akram Khan, and Joanna Walsh discussing unpaid writing, alongside global exhibition and book critiques.