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Eyes and Ears

The audio, visual world of Diego Perrone

BY Barbara Casavecchia |
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A Tension of Moods

The recent work of Kai Althoff

BY Michael Bracewell |
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Radical Archives

Images for a different future: recent projects examine the projected desires of the German Democratic Republic’s lost socialist culture

BY Sarah E. James |
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Hagar Schmidhalter

Source, archive, evidence

BY Quinn Latimer |
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Too Much Too Fast

A lament for the work of art in the age of digital circulation

BY Susanne von Falkenhausen |
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Gravity’s Rainbow

Kolja Reichert remembers the late photographer Michael Schmidt and his pictures of a Berlin that most others overlooked

BY Kolja Reichert |
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Anna-Sophie Berger

Feeling fashion

BY Jack Gross |
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Than Hussein Clark

Design, deception, sexuality

BY Matthew McLean |
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The Eyes Have It

Ellen Gronemeyer’s paintings gauge the distance between seeing and being seen

BY Amy Sherlock |
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What's so funny?

How humour feeds painting

BY Paul Teasdale |
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In Focus: Oscar Santillan

‘Civilizations of the jaguar’, vacuum cleaners and the human body

BY Timotheus Vermeulen |
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In Focus: Rachel Reupke

Taking stock of stock images

BY Dan Kidner |
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A Wall to Object to

Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith examines the relationship between image and painting in the work of Marlene Dumas

BY Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith |
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The Cartoon Network

Illustration and art history collide in Sanya Kantarovsky’s paintings

BY Scott Roben |
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In its Place

Decoding Uri Aran’s mysterious work-tables

BY Declan Long |
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Heads Above Water

The anarchic 1920s Tokyo art movement Mavo and the internationalism of the Japanese Avant-garde

BY Andrew Maerkle |
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Never Forget

Art's response, then and now, to World War I

BY Sue Malvern |
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So Different, So Appealing

A slew of new exhibitions celebrate Pop art from around the world

BY Michael Bracewell |
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A Potted History

Contemporary artists and ceramic traditions

BY Amy Sherlock |
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World's End

The intertwining of art, history and landscape in Tasmania

BY Philip Hoare |