Journalism

• Liliane Lijn: the American artist on ‘kind of sad’ encounters with her heroes, to sculpting with stardust – Telegraph Saturday Review

• Lorna Simpson: the American artist making tectonic shifts –The Gentlewoman

• The forgotten Monet: how masterful paintings by the artist's stepdaughter are finally getting recognition – BBC Culture

• The troubled life of Matisse’s illegitimate daughter – Telegraph Saturday Review

• Grayson Perry plans his fantasy art heist – FT Life & Arts

• Alison Watt enters the world of John Soane – Apollo

• Lita Albuquerque subverted Land Art’s boy’s club – FT Life & Arts

• Darren Almond and the Freudian Slips – FT How to Spend It

• Versailles viewed through a different lens – FT Life & Arts

• Letizia Battaglia’s photographs bring you up close and personal in Palermo – Apollo

• Dawoud Bey: ‘The ground still holds the memory of the slave trail’ – FT Life & Arts

• Annie Leibovitz isn’t ready to relax yet – FT Weekend magazine

• The magnificent world of Rose Wylie – A Rabbit’s Foot

• The Mona Lisa of the Middle East – The Times Saturday Review

• Ida Hammershoi: the identity of art’s most famous ‘faceless woman’ – BBC Culture

• ‘She bust up conventions’: reclaiming Mabel Nicholson, the lost modernist – The Times

• A Cindy Sherman retrospective and a rare interview with the artist herself – TLS

• Breathtaking: Mary Cassatt at Work at the Philadelphia Art Museum – The Spectator

• Inside Elton John’s photography collection – Telegraph Saturday magazine

• British Pop Artist Peter Blake on his ‘last necessary show’ – BBC Culture

• Ernest Cole’s photographs depict America at a turning point – A Rabbit’s Foot

• The artist who sang duets with Marie Antoinette while she painted her – The Times

• Interior Worlds: the Norwegian artist obsessed with the interplay of light and architecture – TLS

• Did a magician help vanquish the Nazis in World War Two? – BBC Culture

• Roland Penrose and Lee Miller — the anatomy of their love affair – The Times

• The art of the inventory – Prospect magazine

• Dare to enter the V&A’s Hallyu! The Korean Wave – a blitz of pure K-pop chaos – The Telegraph

• Richard Avedon's studio secrets: the ‘dark days’ behind his dazzling shots – The Telegraph Saturday Review

• Hollywood photographer Steven Klein: ‘My biggest successes were my biggest risks’ – Telegraph Saturday magazine

• Pre-Raphaelites: Drawings & Watercolours: the greatest discovery is stuck in the catalogue – The Telegraph

• The Joy of 'Six': how the Fringe show became a global phenomenon – The Telegraph

• Debbie Wiseman interview: I’ve written a theme tune for the Queen – The Telegraph

• Radical Landscapes: a bracingly different kind of ramble through the British countryside – The Telegraph

• In from the cold: indigenous Sámi artists debut at the Venice Biennale – Telegraph Luxury

• Inspiring Walt Disney, Wallace Collection, review: how French rococo gave us American cartoons – The Telegraph

• How we caught Fabergé fever – Telegraph Saturday Review