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

Illustration and art history collide in Sanya Kantarovsky’s paintings

Decoding Uri Aran’s mysterious work-tables

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

In Shahryar Nashat’s films and sculptures, dodecahedrons, dance and desire come together in delirious studies of impossible ideals

How Andra Ursuta’s sculptures play with national stereotypes

How Darren Bader has pushed the readymade to its extreme

Laure Prouvost talks about translation, tea, fictitious grandparents, erotic films and trying to make sense of the world

The consistently inconsistent career of Scottish artist Bruce McLean

Time-travelling with Pablo Bronstein

In the run-up to a major solo exhibition at Chicago’s Renaissance Society, Michael Bracewell considers the work of Mathias Poledna

Digital pasts and futures meet in the work of Aleksandra Domanović

Collaboration and conflict in the work of Eric Baudelaire

Praised by T.S. Eliot and best friends with Harry Smith, Lionel Ziprin was a mystic and poet whose archive is a source of fascination for many contemporary artists, especially Carol Bove, who now houses it in her New York studio

Dominikus Müller discusses the role of words and objects in the work of Jason Dodge

Ken Okiishi: painting in the age of Instagram

Xu Zhen and his cultural production organization, MadeIn Company

Chinese Translation

Cally Spooner’s work explores how technology and new media are making performers of us all

Luca Vitone and the contemporary Italian landscape

Magali Reus is part of a group of young, London-based artists exploring sleek surfaces and abject bodies