Month in Review: May 2014

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Exhibitions galleries
Hannah Wilke: Sculpture 1960s-’80s at Alison Jacques Gallery, London
Elements in Harmony: Contemporary Japanese ceramics at Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide

Exhibitions
Michael Geertsen: Still Life, Still Lives / Jason Jacques Gallery, New York
Simon Carroll / Corvi-Mora Gallery, London
Alexandra Lerman: Immediate Release / Tina Kim Gallery, New York
Transformation 9: Contemporary Works in Ceramics / Contemporary Craft, Pittsburgh
Dual Natures in Ceramics: Eight Contemporary Artists from Korea / SFO Museum, San Francisco
Jun Kaneko: A Stage for a Shared Dream / Locks Gallery, Philadelphia
Nathan Lynch: Another High / Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco
Emma Woffenden: Falling Hard / Marsden Woo Gallery, London
SCORES: Fujita, Cole & Lopez / Cross MacKenzie Gallery, Washington DC
Ewen Henderson / Erskine, Hall & Coe, London
Edmund de Waal: Atmosphere / Turner Contemporary, Margate, Kent
State of Flux / An Talla Solais, Ullapool, Scotland
Anna Maria Maiolino. Between Senses / Hauser & Wirth, New York
Annabeth Rosen / Ventana244, Brooklyn
Marit Tingleff and Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl: X–Scapes / Copenhagen Ceramics
Hannah Wilke: Sculpture 1960s-’80s / Alison Jacques Gallery, London
InCiteful Clay / Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock, USA
Sara Radstone / Marsden Woo Gallery, London
Beverly Mayeri / Duane Reed Gallery, Saint Louis