In this post, we summarise all the articles and other media coverage by the Critics’ Circle members on art and architecture during May 2026.
Sue Hubbard has reviewed Roni Horn’s exhibition at Hauser & Wirth for Artlyst.
Tabish Khan has previewed The Top Exhibitions To See In London for June 2026, for Londonist. For his newsletter, Londonist Urban Palette, he has interviewed a doctor and artist, Joseph Dupre, discusses how art is painted by the victors, interviewed the new director of Burgh House in Hampstead, covered the importance of stories from the Global South, and spoke to Susie Hamilton, who draws and paints her fellow commuters. For FAD magazine, he has his weekly top 5 art exhibitions, reviews the Venice Biennale, reviews every Venice pavilion in one sentence, and celebrates John Constable’s 250th Birthday in Constable Country. As co-host of the podcast The Good, The Bad and The Arty, he has interviewed Gary Mansfield on finding art in prison, and discussed art and space with Dallas Campbell.
Paul Carter Robinson has covered Ten Political Statements By Artists At The 2026 Venice Biennale, and Ten Noteworthy Pavilions. He has also written about how a Rothko from the Robert Mnuchin Collection sells for $85.8 Million at Sotheby’s New York, and covered Whistler: Europe’s Largest Retrospective Pays Homage To A Restless Genius. All for Artlyst.
Estelle Lovatt has written about Winston Churchill: The Painter At The Wallace Collection, and James McNeill Whistler At Tate Britain. Both for The American.
Clare Finn reviewed the book Art Restoration Under The Nazi Regime Revelation And Concealment by Morwenna Blewett, for Artlyst.
Rachel Kubrick has interviewed James Cahill for Public Parking.
Lead photo by Francesco Galli from the Venice Biennale.