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Alexander Leissle

Alexander Leissle

Assistant Digital Editor at ArtReview

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Recent Articles

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Virginia Overton’s Breezy Experimentalism

‘Animal Magnetism’ at Goldsmiths CCA displays the artist’s ever-elusive sculptures of found and reworked objects, at once poised and aloof
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What Does Digital Melancholia Sound Like?

On London Contemporary Music Festival’s ‘The Big Sad’
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How Culture Went Back to the Middle Ages

On Ottessa Moshfegh’s ‘Lapvona’ and the medieval turn
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Can We Imagine an Artworld Built on Care?

Karen Archey’s ‘After Institutions’ looks to reposition and expand institutional critique for a radically changing world
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Ndayé Kouagou, Court Jester

‘Direction, Direction?’ at Sundy, London revels in the unreality of online living, self-fashioning and limitless content consumption
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Steirischer Herbst 2023 Review: As Above, so Below

The contemporary art festival’s latest edition, ’Humans and Demons, investigates what becomes of our ethics in dark times
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Future Greats 2024: Dana Kavelina

Selected by Alexander Leissle
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Art Lovers Movie Club: Pejvak, ‘Shokouk: A Cosmicomedy in Four Acts...

Now Showing: In this time-collapsing tale of Soviet astronautics, the artist duo ask who space is really for
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Bianca Hlywa: In Defence of Disgusting Art

At St. Chads, London, the artist has installed a smelly, sticky clump of live yeast culture in the gallery. It’s the beginnings of a lesson about art, life and the creatures we create
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Munch Triennale Review: The Unreality of Contemporary Art

The Munch Museum in Oslo’s second edition seeks to understand our era’s loosening grip on reality, whatever that means, no less looks like
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Art Lovers Movie Club: Elisabeth Brun, ‘Big Tech Blues’, 2025

The artist’s auto-documentary is a protest song made for her childhood village in Northern Norway