Flash Art, Summer 2026
Flash Art is a leading international contemporary art publication and platform dedicated to exploring the evolving cultural landscape through criticism, exclusive interviews, emerging and established artist profiles, exhibition reviews, transdisciplinary think-pieces, and regional spotlights.
In this issue: The Unsolved
The chaos, rumbles, highs, and lows, of the 61st Venice Biennale prompted this issues' theme of "The Unsolved". In these times of conflict, economic recession, and unrest, there is a melancholic heaviness to the art world. In this summer edition, the artists and writers don’t attempt to provide a solution. Rather, their work is a kind of exploratory lens on the world, one that looks at the ways we’ve unraveled without attempting to put it back together. Features include devoted reflections on the works and practise of Florentina Holzinge, Jenna Sutela, Sarah Brahim, Henri McMaster, Luzie Meyer, and Ian Waelder. Other highlights include "The Great Escape from Girlhood" a Visual Essay by Bella Newman and “Body Fragment” The Power Station, Dallas by Lucia Arbery Simek. Cover stars and stories of Flash Art #355 are Michaël Borreman and Lotus L. Kang.
Milan, Italy, 23x30cm, 255 pages, Semi-annual; Summer 2026, No.355