ArtReview's March 2026 Issue Explores Museum Crises and Global Art Perspectives

The March 2026 edition of ArtReview delves into the challenges faced by museums, incorporating perspectives from art experts worldwide. Alistair Hudson from Zentrum für Kunst und Medien advocates for transformative changes, while Daisy Nam of The Wattis Institute emphasizes the importance of community involvement. Eugenio Viola from MAMBO in Bogotá views museums as sites of contention. Sarah Jilani explores the concept of long-term loans as a strategy for risk management. Mariacarla Molè covers CIMAM's annual meeting, highlighting themes of solidarity. Jonathan T.D. Neil reflects on the future of museums in the context of Trump's America. Sharmini Pereira of MMCA Sri Lanka calls for museums that acknowledge precarity. Farid Rakun from ruangrupa proposes discarding names to prevent commodification. The issue also features an interview with Tracey Emin, artwork analyses, and reviews of exhibitions and books, available through subscription or online purchase.