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From a posthumous Martin Wong retrospective in Camden to Matthew Arthur Williams’s sensitive debut in Dundee 

BY Sean Burns |

Two decades of the fair in moments, according to Cory Arcangel, Steven Cairns, Lubaina Himid, Mike Nelson, Sarah McCrory and others

BY Chris Waywell AND Matthew McLean |

From Celeste Rapone's evocation of not-so-blissful domesticity at Josh Lilley, London, to Leo Robinson’s dense webs of allusion and appropriation at Chapter, Cardiff 

BY frieze |

From Sonia Boyce’s triumphant Venice installation at Turner Contemporary, Margate, to an exhibition that channels artists’ spiritual relationship with nature at Modern Art, London

BY frieze |

The artist discusses his first survey, at Hayward Gallery, London, which ambitiously reconfigures his acclaimed spaces and sculptures

BY Sean Burns |

Curated by Defne Ayas and Natasha Ginwala, this year’s edition explores transnational kinships and inherited healing practices to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Gwangju May Uprising

BY Hayoung Chung |

In spite of being one of London’s oldest artist-run spaces, its spirit remains young

BY Tabitha Steinberg |

‘The Asset Strippers’, at Tate Britain’s Duveen Galleries, turns the museum’s elegant sculpture court into a salvage yard

BY Jane Ure-Smith |

Ahead of this year’s DC Open and gallery share Okey-Dokey, a round-up of the best shows across the Rhineland cities

BY Moritz Scheper |

The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art inaugurates its biennial artists’ award with a show marked by the idea of transference

BY En Liang Khong |

At Galleria Franco Noero, Turin, Italy, the artist is taking on the history of a country and questioning the present

BY Nicola Ricciardi |

The artist rebuilds a former cabaret theatre at Gartenstraße 6, Berlin, into a labyrinth of dust and spotlight, in his new workshop space that saw (platform for a performance in two parts)

BY Cara Cotner |

In an ongoing series, frieze asks an artist, curator or writer to list the books that have influenced them

BY Mike Nelson |

Mike Nelson to represent Britain at the 54th Venice Biennale

BY Sam Thorne |

The artist is taking over New York's Building D on Essex Street Market, with his new installations that resemble a horror story

BY Kristin M. Jones |