Halloween-Inspired Art Wishlist Features Chapman Brothers, Sarah Lucas, and Korakrit Arunanondchai

A Halloween-themed art wishlist highlights several upcoming exhibitions and works. Jake and Dinos Chapman have a lithograph in production at Edition Copenhagen, with a show opening at David Risley Gallery on 7 November and another at Jerwood Gallery in Hastings. Sarah Lucas performed at the David Roberts Art Foundation in London during Frieze, while Tracey Emin's exhibition at White Cube in Bermondsey and Chris Ofili's survey at the New Museum in New York signal a resurgence of Young British Art. Emin's embroidered cotton work 'It Wouldn't Go' (2009) is available for £16,000 on Artspace. Korakrit Arunanondchai's show at Carlos/Ishikawa in London runs until 15 November, following an off-site performance at ICA during Frieze. The artist blends Philippines cultural elements, Yves Klein references, and iPad painting techniques. The Brooklyn Museum's 'Crossing Brooklyn' exhibition includes Heather Hart's 'Bartertown', which facilitates non-monetary trades. Artissima art fair in Turin features Arcadia Missa's booth with Harry Sanderson's shadow piece. The wishlist also mentions a Saint Laurent leather skirt and RMC Martin Ksohoh denim shorts. Published online on 5 November 2014.