RAVI GHOSH

Ravi Ghosh is an editor and critic based between London and New York.

His essays and profiles have appeared in Frieze, Burlington Contemporary, ArtReview, The Royal Academy of Arts Magazine, The Baffler, The White Review, Tribune, Verso, The Economist, The Los Angeles Review of Books, Prospect (UK), i-D, and many more publications. He is an art editor at n+1 magazine, and reviews US exhibitions for Art Monthly. Ravi is the founding co-editor of Insole, a publication of critical writing and imagery. The first issue, which launched at Printed Matter’s NYABF 2025, features essays on Blondell Cummings and Anthony Braxton, and an extended conversation between Charles Gaines and Zoë Hopkins, marking the republication of the catalog for the 1993 exhibition “The Theater of Refusal.”

In London, Ravi served as deputy editor at the British Journal of Photography, and formerly worked at the Financial Times and Elephant, a contemporary art magazine. He has presented on photography at London College of Communication, the London School of Economics, and the Hayward Gallery, and has reviewed artist portfolios at PhotoIreland, Fotografia Europea, Fotofestiwal Łódź, and the International Center of Photography, New York. He has collaborated with artists and institutions including Are Blytt and the Cooper Union School of Art.

Ravi holds a first-class undergraduate degree in English from the University of Oxford, and an MA in Modern and Contemporary Art: Critical and Curatorial Studies, from Columbia University, where he was a US-UK Fulbright Scholar. His current research centers on US conceptualism and contemporary black studies, extending his master’s thesis on the work of Cameron Rowland.

Contact: ravighosh97@gmail.com