Lisson Gallery joins the Art Dealers Association of America
How To Academy hosts 'An Evening With Anish Kapoor'
MAAT in Lisbon celebrates tenth anniversary of Pedro Reyes' 'SANATORIUM' with new installation
'Encounters With the Unknown' - Masaomi Yasunaga reviewed in The Nation
Infinity of Traces talks online: Kinship, Connection and Joy as Resistance
John Akomfrah's Vertigo Sea on view at Towner Gallery
Watch now: Sean Scully's The 12 / Dark Windows
Dates announced for the publication of Ai Weiwei's autobiography
John Akomfrah in conversation with Emmanuel Olunkwa for November Magazine
Marina Abramovic receives the Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts
Anish Kapoor creates prints for Good Chance arts charity event 'The Walk'
Daniel Buren's Frieze New York booth featured in Financial Times and New York Times
Ryan Gander commission celebrates launch of Roberts Institute of Art
Infinity of Traces talks online: Black Women as Voice and Presence in Visual Art
Frieze Magazine Reviews An Infinity of Traces
An Infinity of Traces Reviewed in Art Monthly
Pedro Reyes opens TLACUILO, Mexico's first art-lending library
Centre Pompidou's 'Women in Abstraction' features works by Carmen Herrera
Manchester International Festival's 2021 edition features special commissions by Laure Prouvost and Rashid Rana
Laure Prouvost transforms Kunsthal Charlottenborg with new video and site-specific installation
John Akomfrah photograph included in UNHCR's Art and Resilience Benefit Auction
Online talks programme for An Infinity of Traces
Susan Hiller's 'Lost and Found' on view at Kestner Gesellschaft
The Guardian gives five stars to John Akomfrah's new London exhibition
Lisson Gallery's participation in Frieze New York 2021
Spotlight: Bernard Piffaretti's 'Twin Peaks and Company'
Evening Standard reviews John Akomfrah & An Infinity of Traces
Shirazeh Houshiary and writer Enuma Okoro in conversation about spirituality in art
Art lovers, get set! The exhibitions to see when London galleries open – Evening Standard
Haroon Mirza's 'The National Apavilion of Then and Now' now in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York
