Peter Bauman•June 24, 20260142Let the Barbarians InPeter Bauman, Le Random’s editor in chief, attended Art Basel, Basel 2026 and its various side events and exhibitions. He connects his thoughts and a mini-diary to the discussion surrounding the Art Basel talk, “Barbarians at the Gate," with Tina Rivers Ryan, Trevor Paglen, Erick Calderon and Natasha Degen. Bauman suggests that the Zero 10 digital sector and anti-fair Basel Social Club are less barbarians than civilized "Normans," challenging the status quo but ultimately part of the institutional art world. The true "barbarians" are the general public who currently feel excluded from art spaces, emphasizing that the industry must produce work and find sustainable economic models to engage them.ArticleEventEssayPeter Bauman, Christiane Paul, Sasha Stiles, Raoul Pal, Melanie Lenz, Erick Calderon (Snowfro), Cozomo de’ Medici, Maya Man, Dmitri Cherniak, Luba Elliott, Redbeard, Tyler Hobbs & Conrad House•December 15, 20250114Standout Artwork of 2025Le Random asked twelve trusted artists, curators and collectors to choose the single artwork that mattered most to them this year. We present a brief text by our editor in chief Peter Bauman below before revealing the choices by Christiane Paul, Sasha Stiles, Raoul Pal, Melanie Lenz, Erick Calderon (Snowfro), Cozomo de’ Medici, Maya Man, Dmitri Cherniak, Luba Elliott, Redbeard, Tyler Hobbs and Conrad House.ArticleEssayEditor's PicksCorinna Gardner, Melanie Lenz, Hannah Redler-Hawes, Alex Estorick, Clara Che Wei Peh, Robert Alice, Abigail Miller, Peter Bauman•October 13, 20250103London Digital Art GuideLe Random presents a curated guide to London's digital art and culture, featuring an Art Walk map and highlighting must-see galleries, neighborhoods and artists that shape the city’s versatile scene.ArticleEvergreenEditor's PicksPeter Bauman•December 12, 2024070Demystifying Generative AutonomyThis is Part IV in a series on building a framework for appreciating generative art. In