ArtReview Summer 2021 Issue Features Global Artists, Critics, and Cultural Analysis

The summer 2021 edition of ArtReview showcases a variety of artistic viewpoints and essays. Ines Doujak, an Austrian artist, is working on a project for the Liverpool Biennial alongside John Barker and has solo exhibitions planned at Kunst Haus Wien and Kunsthalle Wien, addressing themes of homeland, sexuality, and power. Rindon Johnson, a Berlin-based artist from California, examines systemic generational arrogance. Nonagenarian sculptor Ángela Gurría from Mexico contemplates nature and the oversight of female artists. Michael Armitage, a painter based in Nairobi and London, presents work at the Royal Academy in London, inspired by political events and personal experiences. Photographers Chandra McCormick and Keith Calhoun capture Louisiana's societal shifts after Hurricane Katrina. The ArtReview podcast features a discussion between musician Flying Lotus and Ross Simonini. Additionally, critic Martin Herbert and writer Charu Nivedita provide columns, and the issue includes various exhibition reviews and critiques.