At Saudi Arabia’s Diriyah Biennale, Art Moves in Procession
In a region where cultural infrastructure is rapidly expanding, this biennial is a discursive platform that actively engages the public rather than simply addressing it.
Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale
The Most Important Art Biennials of 2026
As questions of access, locality and relevance grow more urgent, major institutional biennials—from Venice to Gwangju—will have to prove they can engage not just their immediate context but the fractured, shifting world they claim to reflect.
Observer’s 2025 Art Market Recap: Recovery After a Year of Recalibration
On the cusp of 2026, optimism is returning to the art world, tempered by a growing recognition that its next chapter will demand structural reinvention.
