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THE ART TRACE · EDITORIAL REPORT

The artists, ideas and cultural shifts shaping contemporary art in 2027.

Kader Attia and the Politics of Repair: Colonial Wounds, Scars and Memory
July 24, 2026 Antonino La Vela
Nick Cave’s Soundsuits: The Body, the Mask and the Violence of Being Seen
July 22, 2026 Antonino La Vela
Lubaina Himid at the Venice Biennale: Representation Is No Longer Enough
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