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Biennale Pulse — Weekly Pulse

Weekly Pulse — Week of Sep 28, 2026

Sep 21 — Sep 28, 2026

This week, the art world produced 50 tracked signals across 0 active trends. 10 significant movers were identified. Scores reflect Biennale Pulse's editorial weighting toward living artists (×1.15) and contemporary practice (×1.1). See our methodology page for full details.

Top Signals This Week

  1. 01

    A.A.Murakami Imagines a New Kind of Nature

  2. 02

    In the Hot Seat! Are Monumental Armory Show Sculptures Copies?

  3. 03

    Ai Weiwei Exhibits 500 Cast-Iron Combat Helmets at Australia Museum

  4. 04

    The Best Booths at Independent 20th Century

  5. 05

    “From Monet and Manet to Money”: A Berlin Museum Spotlights the Dealer Who Made Impressionism an International Sensation

  6. 06

    Is the Price Right? At New York Fairs, Everyone’s Seeking the Perfect Number

  7. 07

    George Morrison Was Long Overlooked. Now His Market Is Catching Up

  8. 08

    Here’s What (Dealers Said) Sold at the Armory Show

  9. 09

    Imelda Cajipe Endaya Becomes First Woman Named National Artist of the Philippines

  10. 10

    Artistic Director, Theme Announced for Fifth Thailand Biennale

Trending Movements

Indigenous Futurisms
Grief as Public Form
Feminist Art Reclamation
Post-Digital Painting
Diasporic Reckonings

People to Watch

  • Julio Le Parc

  • ruangrupa

  • El Anatsui

  • Wolfgang Tillmans

  • Otobong Nkanga

Market Notes

This week, art’s cultural moment toggles between speculative nature, contested originality, monumental spectacle, and the infrastructures—dealers, museums, and markets—that turn images into international currency.

— Biennale Pulse

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