Artist of the week
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Artist of the week 209: Anthea HamiltonSkye Sherwin: From Perspex legs to a young Karl Lagerfeld and huge images of John Travolta's sweatband-clad head, exploring this artist's work is like stumbling on to a weird and wonderful theatre set
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Artist of the week 208: Fiona TanSkye Sherwin: Tan's haunting video portraits and collections of other people's snapshots span countless continents and lifetimes
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Artist of the week 207: Adam DantSkye Sherwin: Dant's fantastic maps, charts and satirical projects – such as 'underneathism', the painstaking depiction of things from below – show a peculiarly British wit
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Artist of the week 206: Thea DjordjadzeSkye Sherwin: This Georgia-born artist works quickly and intuitively, creating poetic, allusive arrangements that hint at ever-shifting stories
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Artist of the week 205: Francis UpritchardSkye Sherwin: Her rainbow-splashed marionettes are a statement about the lost summer of love generation. And authors from Ali Smith to David Mitchell have written stories about them
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Artist of the week 204: Damián OrtegaSkye Sherwin: This Mexican artist transforms everyday finds, from Coke bottles to corn on the cob, into things of wonder
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Artist of the week 203: Sung Hwan KimSkye Sherwin: This Korean-born, New York-based artist spins beguiling tales that mesh elements from sci-fi, folk tales, personal memories and history
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Artist of the week 202: Hariton Pushwagner
Skye Sherwin: After a period sleeping rough in the 90s, this artist and his portraits of a dehumanising modernity are enjoying a resurgence
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Artist of the week 201: Jacob HashimotoSkye Sherwin: Rice paper kites in geometric shapes populate Hashimoto's art, lending it an otherworldy dimension, a modern sense of fairytale
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Artist of the week 200: Sam DarganSkye Sherwin: After years of painting miserable office workers, battered priests and bleak landscapes, Dargan's new work has a sense of hope
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Artist of the week 199: Jo SpenceHousewives were desperate and family life far from domestic bliss for photographer whose work explores identity politics
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Artist of the week 198: Jennet ThomasSkye Sherwin: Want to see the world in black and yellow? Then delve into the strange, surreal films of this satirist of the everyday
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Artist of the week 197: Ellen GronemeyerSkye Sherwin: The Berlin-based artist's thickly layered paintings are intense yet whimsical, with spectral characters alongside dancing acrobats
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Artist of the week 196: Amalia PicaSkye Sherwin: This London-based Argentine's work speaks to us of the missed chances and misunderstandings in both art and life
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Artist of the week 195: Alexis M TeplinComedy and unchastity are key in this American artist's vivid patchwork paintings and sculptures, which call for social change even as they flag up failures of cultural revolutions past
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Artist of the week 194: Jessica RankinSkye Sherwin: Rankin's works on organza are like mental maps, combining spontaneous words and thoughts with the labour of embroidery
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Artist of the week 193: Sara VanDerBeekSkye Sherwin: This American artist's photographs of spindly assemblages, destitute factories and dancers from her hometown seem frozen in time and elusive like memories
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Artist of the week 192: Tom PriceSkye Sherwin: With their slouching shoulders and sagging bellies, this Brixton artist's sculptures are a subtle comment on overlooked urban life
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Artist of the week 191: Mika RottenbergSkye Sherwin: This Buenos Aires-born artist uses female grooming rituals to explore capitalism's cycle of production and consumption


Artist of the week 210: Anna Barham