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Vladimir Solovyov is now – thanks to Lenin’s censorship – the most important philosopher you’ve never heard of

BY Noemi Smolik |

An essay exploring how thinkers like Gilles Deleuze and Susan Sontag have shaped interpretations and misinterpretations of contemporary art

BY Jörg Heiser |

Four leading teachers from universities and art schools around the world reflect on the importance of theory for students today

Artists Walead Beshty, Liz Deschenes and Eileen Quinlan discuss the return of the topic of abstraction to photography

BY Christopher Bedford |

Human cameras, fortune tellers, unreliable memories – in Lindsay Seers’ work, the truth is not what it seems

BY Tom Morton |

Parody, intrigue and innuendo; time travel, referentiality and social comedy

BY Jörg Heiser |

Bohemianism, grass-roots activism, urban regeneration and the voices of the dead

BY Melissa Gronlund |

Enigmas, paradoxes and riddles: photographs of sculptures and sculptures of photographs

Thomas Bayrle’s long and varied career as an artist reveals a sensibility shaped in equal parts by humour, absurdity and social criticism

BY Dominic Eichler |

Et tu Brute, then fall, Caesar! 

The animism and imagination of Phillip Allen’s painterly abstractions

BY Martin Herbert |

Confession, amateur porn, vulnerablility and a complicated mother-son relationship

BY Christy Lange |

Stephen Prina’s installations, performances and objects are characterized by their rich layers of reference and discursive discordance

BY Dominic Eichler |

For three decades, the influential British artist Eric Bainbridge has been fascinated by surfaces and disguises, the exotic and the mundane

BY Jonathan Griffin |

Unused props and clearance goods; photographs with absent bodies

BY Burkhard Meltzer |

Charline von Heyl’s paintings reveal a unique language developed in the face of information streams and image overload

BY Kirsty Bell |

Archives, accordions and protest songs

BY Chris Fite-Wassilak |

How architects are dealing with the problems of housing the 600 million rural immigrants moving to Chinese cities

BY Joseph Clarke |

Many controversial buildings currently await an uncertain fate, raising the issue of aesthetic success versus social function

BY Joe Scanlan |

Brazilian artist Rivane Neuenschwander creates works influenced by ideas of home, travel, translation and transience

BY Sam Thorne |