Flash Art, Fall 2026
lFlash 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: Borders
The fall issue of Flash Art approaches the border not as a fixed geopolitical line but as a condition that permeates contemporary life. Bringing together artists and writers whose practices unfold across different cultural and geographic contexts, the issue explores borders as spaces of conflict and translation, exclusion and encounter, asking how art can make visible the forces that shape our present while imagining other ways of inhabiting it. Feature stories include Thea Djordjadze, and her poetic understanding of architecture, materiality, and memory, where objects and places become carriers of psychological resonance, Thomas Ruff on photography, artificial intelligence, and the mutable status of images at a moment when technological innovation is reshaping visual cultural, and Alvaro Barrington discusses painting, collaboration, and cultural inherence.
Milan, Italy, 23x30cm, 255 pages, Semi-annual; Fall 2026, No.356