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Wednesday Art Idol

Keith Haring: street artist and AIDS activist who changed the world with a piece of chalk

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Peter De Potter: deconstructive art and post-internet aesthetics

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Ren Hang: the Chinese photographer with nothing to hide

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Jean ‘Moebius’ Giraud: the French cartoonist whose seminal work inspired Blade Runner and Alien

House, Rachel Whiteread, 1993 © Rachel Whiteread

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Rachel Whiteread: casting memories and animating voids

Randerson Romualdo Cordeiro, 2008 © Kehinde Wiley

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Kehinde Wiley: interrogating historical portraiture and reframing black identity

Cornelia Parker Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View 1991 © Cornelia Parker

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Cornelia Parker: material memories, exploded objects and sleeping Tilda Swinton

Mark Bradford: "Help Us" at Carnegie Museum of Art, 2008

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Mark Bradford: the US artist mapping violence, race and underrepresented issues

Andreas Gursky, Salerno I, 1990, courtesy the artist, © Andreas Gursky

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Andreas Gursky: the German photographer capturing the industrial scale of our age

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Louise Bourgeois: absent mothers, childhood trauma and Freudian philosophy

Christo and Jeanne-Claude Valley Curtain, Rifle, Colorado, 1970-72 / Photo: Wolfgang Volz © 1972 Christo

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Christo and Jeanne-Claude: the land art duo who moved mountains and walked on water