ArtReview #124 Vol.71 No.6 September 2019

Art Previewed

• Breakfast with…, Yoan Capote
• Tall Tales Pierre Rouve and Blow Up, by J.J. Charlesworth
• Canon Fire Who is losing the culture war? by Jonathan T.D. Neil
• Sounding Off: Enjoying the silence, by Patrick Langley
• Folly Finding the present in the past, by Mark Rappolt
• The Interview Keren Cytter, by Ross Simonini
• Coming Up Ten shows to see this month, by Martin Herbert

• The Age of the Monologue by Chris Fite-Wassilak
• Rayyane Tabet by Mark Rappolt
• A Drunk Pandemic by Chim Pom
• The Beat Goes On by Daniel Hunt
• Dayanita Singh by Fi Churchman

• Kathy Acker, by Kevin Brazil
• Kiki Smith, by Oliver Basciano
• Tuomas A. Laitinen, by Mike Watson
• Rebecca Horn, by Lauren Elkin
• Frances Stark, by Rebecca O’Dwyer
• Graham Lambkin, by Moritz Scheper
• Céline Condorelli, by Max L. Feldman
• Manchester International Festival, by Ben Eastham
• Rezi van Lankveld, by Dominic van den Boogerd
• Momentum 10, by Louise Darblay
• Nocturnal Creatures, by Fi Churchman
• Kirstine Roepstorff, by Aoife Rosenmeyer
• BANK, by J.J. Charlesworth
• Leo Mock, by Jonathan Griffin
• Sara Cwynar, by Megan N. Liberty
• Steven Parrino, by Sam Korman
• Ann Veronica Janssens and Michel Francois, by Scott Indrisek
• Jonathas de Andrade, by Stefanie Hessler
• Grada Kilomba, by Ela Bittencourt
• Dale Frank, by John Quin

• The poetry of Mei-mei Berssenbrugge, reviewed by Rachael Allen
• Afropean: Notes from Black Europe, by Johny Pitts, reviewed by Ismail Einashe
• Zeichnungen, by Peter Handke, reviewed by David Terrien
• In Print, by Ben Eastham