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On the cover of Artforum’s October issue, one of Diego Marcon’s animatronic talpids recites an unending mathematical calculation while its pups sleep outside the frame. www.artforum.com/issue/2026/o...

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Matthew McLean considers the strange predicaments of the creatures in Marcon’s films: suspended in routines they cannot escape, their helplessness by turns harrowing, comic, and graceful. www.artforum.com/issue/2026/o...

artforum.comOctober 2026Artforum’s October 2026 Issue featuring Diego Marcon, the choreography of police work, the New Art Theater, and prediction markets

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Across the issue, our writers examine how bodies, attention, and collective experience are organized. Aria Dean questions art theater’s absorption into the experience economy; www.artforum.com/issue/2026/o...

artforum.comOctober 2026Artforum’s October 2026 Issue featuring Diego Marcon, the choreography of police work, the New Art Theater, and prediction markets

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Sophie Landres traces the parallels between policing and choreography; and Simon Denny investigates the prediction markets that produce the realities they claim to forecast. www.artforum.com/issue/2026/o...

artforum.comOctober 2026Artforum’s October 2026 Issue featuring Diego Marcon, the choreography of police work, the New Art Theater, and prediction markets

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Among the other highlights: Tina M. Campt considers the art of adjacency in “Helter Skelter,” feat. Arthur Jafa and Richard Prince; Harmon Siegel explores Nicolas Cage’s “Spider-Noir” and the genre mutations of the streaming age; www.artforum.com/issue/2026/o...

artforum.comOctober 2026Artforum’s October 2026 Issue featuring Diego Marcon, the choreography of police work, the New Art Theater, and prediction markets