ArtReview Summer 2022 Issue Features Buck Ellison, Wendy Red Star, and Essays on Algeria, Oceanic Imaginaries

The Summer 2022 issue of ArtReview presents a cover image by Buck Ellison depicting a younger Betsy DeVos, with Jonathan Griffin profiling the artist's photographic exploration of America's elite and structural inequality. Wendy Red Star's project features decorated car floats from the Crow Fair in Montana each August, celebrating Apsáalooke culture through richly patterned textile backgrounds. French-Algerian artist Katia Kameli's three-part video The Algerian Novel examines recent Algerian history, foregrounding excluded figures and collective memory deconstruction. American painter Richard Bosman's work, analyzed by Brad Phillips, documents imagined artist studio scenes with dark humor and loose figuration. Erik Morse explores oceanic thinking and water-based imaginaries in contemporary art, while J.J. Charlesworth examines digital culture's bodily obsessions including Beeple's Madonna NFT. Ross Simonini interviews British artist Bonnie Camplin about sacred reality structures. The issue includes reviews from Berlin, Brussels, and Bogotá covering artists like Grace Ndiritu, Carrie Mae Weems, and Wanda Pimantel, along with Berlin Gallery Weekend coverage.