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FRANK AUERBACH Portraits of London Offer Waterman and Francis Outred, London, until December 7 Offer Waterman and Francis Outred have combined forces to mount an exhibition of landscape paintings by [...]

TRACEY EMIN I Followed You to the End White Cube Bermondsey, until November 10 Four years ago Tracey Emin was diagnosed with a cancer so aggressive that survival beyond six [...]

FRANCIS ALYS Ricochets Barbican Art Gallery, London, until September 1 Francis Alys is a Belgian-born artist who has made a home in Mexico. His Ricochets project is the outcome of [...]

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG ROCI Galerie Thaddeus Ropac, London, until June 15 The Galerie Thaddeus Ropac in Mayfair is restaging the results of the Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange (ROCI), Robert Rauschenberg's mission [...]

BURTYNSKY Extraction/Abstraction Saatchi Gallery, London, until May 6 This is not the greatest art exhibition you will see this year. But it could be the most important archive of images [...]

GERHARD RICHTER New and recent work David Zwirner, London, until March 28 Gerhard Richter is the supreme technician of the age, able to produce masterpieces in any style, medium or [...]

ANNA MENDELSSOHN Speak, poetess Whitechapel Gallery, London, until January 21 The exhibition Anna Mendelssohn: Speak, poetess is a small selection from the vast corpus of works on paper mostly housed [...]

FINNEGANS WAKE ANSELM KIEFER White Cube Bermondsey, London, until August 20 Anselm Kiefer has often incorporated literary references into his paintings, and has created entire cycles of work in dialogue [...]

GEORG BASELITZ Sculptures 2011-2015 Serpentine South Gallery, London, until January 7 Kensington Gardens is full of tree installations, including 200-year-old field maples, 300-year-old sweet chestnuts and the 900year-old Elfin Oak, [...]

PARALLEL PUBLIC Experimental art in late East Germany SARA BLAYLOCK 296pp. MIT Press. 28 [pounds sterling] (US $34.95). During the last years of the German Democratic Republic, East German artists [...]

JEAN DUBUFFET Brutal beauty Barbican, until August 22 The Barbican Centre is an icon of 'Brutalist' architecture. An exhibition of art brut by its most influential and unignorable proponent ought [...]

GEORG BASELITZ Deconstructing memory RICHARD CALVOCORESSI 392pp. Thames and Hudson. 85 [pounds sterling]. An extraordinary number of the German artists at the forefront of the European art scene over the [...]

EUROPA FRANCISZKA AND STEFAN THEMERSON Last month, the BFI played host to the world premiere of Europa, the pioneering avant-garde film by Franciszka and Stefan Themerson (see TLS, September 10). [...]

THE THEMERSON ARCHIVE CATALOGUE Volume One--Letters and Documents Volume Two--The Themersons Volume Three--Gaberbocchus JASIA REICHARDT AND NICK WADLEY, EDITORS 1,000pp. MIT Press. Paperback, 190 [pounds sterling]. The Themerson Estate has [...]

Margaret Storm Jameson: A Life. By Jennifer Birkett. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009. 441 pp. $49.95, hardcover. The fiction of Storm Jameson includes some of the most haunting writing of [...]

Inez Holden BLITZ WRITING 'Night Shift' & 'It Was Different at the Time' Edited by Kristin Bluemel 194 pp. Handheld. Paperback, 12.99 [pounds sterling]. 978 1 912766 06 2 Though [...]

BILL VIOLA / MICHELANGELO Life, Death, Rebirth Royal Academy, until March 31 The Bill Viola / Michelangelo exhibition at the Royal Academy offers two strikingly different experiences in the same [...]

BRUCE NAUMAN Tate Modern October 7, 2020--February 21, 2021 THE BRUCE NAUMAN SHOW at Tate Modern is a retrospective survey of a body of work where retrospection is an active [...]