'Breast-kneaders, skeleton orgies and five-metre-high penises: Marina Abramović on her most daring show ever' – The Guardian
'Lucy Raven: A Controlled Explosion' – ArtReview
'Hugh Hayden’s Splintered Realities' – frieze
‘Sean Scully: The Albee Barn, Montauk’ Review: Abstractions of Light and Landscape – Wall Street Journal
Leiko Ikemura: Talk to the sky, seeking light – The Brooklyn Rail
‘It’s important to talk about these things’: exhibition highlights destroyed Middle Eastern heritage sites – The Guardian
Emotional Maps: Group Show at Lisson Gallery – Canvas
Artist Wael Shawky: ‘I believe that history is a human creation’ – Financial Times
"I see myself as an outsider. Everywhere. I am simply a stranger," says artist Leiko Ikemura – Neue Zürcher Zeitung
Finding My Blue Sky – The Brooklyn Rail
Carmen Herrera: The Paris Years, 1948–1953 – The Brooklyn Rail
Carolee Schneemann’s solo exhibition at Lisson – Whitehot Magazine
Dexter Dalwood: ‘If we want art history to change, we need to include artists in creating shows’ – The Art Newspaper
Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg ‘Who Can Resist a Crying Wolf?’ – Louisiana Channel
How Cory Arcangel Recovered a Late Artist’s Digital Legacy – The New Yorker
Tatsuo Miyajima: Modern Humans | In conversation with Emily Steer – Present Space
Hugh Hayden’s “Home Work” Dismantles the Architecture of the American Dream – Boston Art Review
Kelly Akashi – Artforum
NATHALIE DJURBERG AND HANS BERG | BECAUSE AVOIDANCE KNOWS NO BEDFELLOW – Flaunt Magazine
A Nigerian Sculptor Reflects on All the Land Contains – The New York Times
The 92-Year-Old Textile Alchemist Olga de Amaral Gets a Glittering Survey at the ICA Miami – Cultured Magazine
Spencer Finch and Lindsay Adams to create large-scale commissions for Obama Presidential Center – The Art Newspaper
Lisson Gallery Now Represents Dalton Paula, Painter of Portraits of Overlooked Black Brazilian Historical Figures – ARTnews
In a New London Show, Brazilian Artist Tunga’s Sculptures Challenge the Medium’s Possibilities – Artnet News
Under the Influence: Hiroshi Sugimoto – Artforum
Artist Oliver Lee Jackson: 'Right now humans are in a desperate spiritual place' – The Standard
From the Fire’s Remains, Kelly Akashi Sculpts Possibility – Hyperallergic
Inside the Former ‘Underworld’ Where Ai Weiwei Makes Art – T Magazine
Julian Opie’s Figures Walk Between Individuality and Universal Humanity – Observer
Wael Shawky Aims to Kill Drama in His Art – Frieze Magazine
