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In the work of Rafa Esparza, colonialism, family history and sex collide with the landscape of Los Angeles 

How young sculptors Tamara Henderson, Misha Kahn, Jessi Reaves, Sophie Stone and Chris Wolston are imagining domestic life after the apocalypse

The derelict Croydon airport, Batman as a sainted figure, and a potential new work: a road movie going nowhere

A report from the culmination of Suzanne Lacy’s 18-month project at Brierfield Mill, Lancashire

Jean-Luc Moulène's enigmatic responses to creativity and labour

Grizedale’s collaborative model village comes to Dublin

Following the release of a collection of lesser known works, Juliet Jacques looks at the films of Austrian artist Gustav Deutsch

On art, architecture, and domestic effects of digitalization

A roundup of the 12th Gallery Weekend Berlin

Sensual, haptic, with a theory-driven conceptual cool, the painting of Ull Hohn, who died in 1995, is now on view in a first mayor survey at the Kunsthalle Bern

In Focus: Raphaela Vogel

The photographer Heidi Specker and her take on portraiture

A look back at Hamburg's Akademie Isotrop with Hans-Christian Dany, Abel Auer interviewed by Nick Currie and Birgit Megerle

Millennial terrorism and the Brussels attacks: a diary 

Berlin's Jewish Museum hosts a major retrospective on New York No!Art artist Boris Lurie

Bodily and technological extremes in the sculptures of Yngve Holen

How biology adapts to art in the photographs of Jochen Lempert

Abjection has gained renewed currency as art looks to the body and states of digital and physical decay

Recent video works by Annika Larsson, Laure Prouvost and Steve Reinke address the visceral power of the digital image

The consumption of ecosystems and drug-altered states