ArtReview magazine

ArtReview magazine, the flagship of ArtReview Ltd, is a monthly publication dedicated to contemporary art. Featuring world-class columnists, uncompromising criticism, sophisticated design and photography, unique reportage, a minimum of 25 reviews, critics' picks, art pilgrimages, artist manifestos and much more besides, ArtReview is essential reading for a global community of artists and gallerists, collectors, curators and indeed anyone with an interest in art.

The German art-market darling Anselm Reyle brings disco glitz to abstraction and appropriation. The result: roomsize neon sculptures, mirror-and-foil stripe paintings, buckets o' Day-Glo and a sharp rise in prices. So what about his cultural currency? The Apocalypse: The end is nigh! Or is it? In the wake of global financial collapse and with climate change looming, our portfolio of features tackles gloom, Armageddon, ruins and ruptures. PLUS: An art pilgrimage to Christian Boros's bunker in Berlin, where he's showing his collection of contemporary art.
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COMING UP IN THE JANUARY/FEBRUARY ISSUE:
Glen Ligon: The New York-based conceptual artist has a restless, obsessive approach to his work, returning both to original sources (Ligon's text paintings, for example, are as likely to draw on a Zora Neale Hurston quote as a Richard Pryor routine or a line of protest from a 1968 sanitation union strike) and to the earlier work itself, constantly reconsidering, teasing out, carrying forward. We meet the inquiet poet-artist-intellectual on the eve of his latest exhibition, at Thomas Dane Gallery, London.