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A series of ‘magical transformations’: Tacita Dean’s new work launches across three institutions in London

Angelica Mesiti’s films explore the myriad ways humans communicate

In her prints, paintings, photographs and videos, Andrea Büttner explores poverty, community and her philosophy of 'little works'

Painting and the question of taste in the work of Orion Martin

Channelling an array of found footage into his sound and video works, James Richards tests the limits of depicting visceral materiality

The relief paintings of Gina Beavers

South Afrian artist Tracey Rose's searing performances raise tough questions around history and race

Ben Eastham delves into Goshka Macuga's exploration of art, power and history

Mortality, madness and misgivings in the work of Bedwyr Williams

The online anthropology of Jon Rafman

Labyrinthine associations and elastic meaning in the work of Heather Phillipson

From Hans Haacke’s 1993 exhibition ‘Germania’ through the works of the Palestinian writers Mahmoud Darwish and Wael Zuaiter to the films of Francesco Rosi and Jim Jarmusch – the evolution of Emily Jacir’s artistic imagination

The provocative works of the Japanese collective Chim↑Pom

Award-winning novelist Ali Smith responds to Sonia Delaunay's joyful and 'simultaneous' approach to life, art and design

Brian Dillon considers the 'monstrous homunculi' of Enrico David

Art history meets domestic life in the paintings of Jonas Wood

25 years of Jem Cohen’s free-wheeling cinema

Lara Favaretto: exploring the nuances of death and disappearance

Puns, pictograms and props in the work of Math Bass

A look back at the extraordinary work of Michael Buthe