Cover story

As Marc Camille Chaimowicz experiences a fresh surge of attention, a former student discusses the artist’s work and finds aerial eroticism, Jean Genet and tinsel in a practice ‘that contains love and affection, as well as being an introspective place with seeming narratives of complicated sexuality’.
By Neal Brown

Special feature - South Africa

Following unprecedented interest in the art coming out of South Africa, ArtReview presents a 24-page country special, including an essay by artist and art historian Sue Williamson and an interview with William Kentridge focusing on the artist’s recent performative works. We also asked artists to show us around their cities: Nicholas Hlobo is on the ground in Johannesburg, while Julia Rosa Clark leads us through Cape Town.

Plus

An extended reviews section, including the last word on the British Art Show 7, and a Michelangelo Pistoletto intervention in the pages of a freshly redesigned ArtReview.

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