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Martin Herbert

Martin Herbert

Associate Editor at ArtReview

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Recent Articles

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Francis Picabia: Against Bad Breath and Cathedrals of Shit

A carefully crafted waywardness is what continues to make the work of Francis Picabia so relevant today
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Venice Biennale 2026: How Do You Critique a Posthumous Exhibition?

Previous artistic directors have found themselves ripe for a panning. Martin Herbert wonders what will happen to Koyo Kouoh’s In Minor Keys, if anything at all
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Future Greats 2026: Leah Ke Yi Zheng

‘How you align such figures with, or against, the other subjects of Zheng’s art might depend, person-to-person, on your historical knowledge and your inventiveness’
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The Year AI Captured Art

The year in art: In the cursed year 2025, art staged the increasing centrality of a technological revolution that most people didn’t ask for but can’t escape
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Jaded Palettes

This ‘new’ era of Abstract Expressionism is the perfect fit for an age of hyper-individualism and AI-powered press releases
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Being the One and Only John Smith

Over the past 50 years the artist has built up a body of work at once disarming and tender; one that, above all else, makes us think about how we see the world and our place within it
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13th Berlin Biennale Review: What Doesn’t the Fox Say

In ‘passing the fugitive on’, the viewer is invited to think about almost everywhere but Gaza
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Why No One Likes the Tate Anymore

Maybe it’s Brexit. Maybe it’s COVID. Maybe it’s just a solemn event space-cum-speaker’s corner with nobody listening.
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Mario García Torres: Art Revisionist

How the Mexican artist turned to the discipline of art history as a way of losing control
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Gallery Weekend Berlin 2025: The Best Bad Time

Why a contracting market – whisper it – might actually be good for the art
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‘Flower’ by Ed Atkins, Reviewed

The Atkins we meet in ‘Flower’ is ready to turn himself inside out