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• EDITOR’S LETTER by Tank
• I MADE THIS: Andy Rule, David Barrie, Delphine de Lardmelle, Deyan Sudjic, Timothy d'Offy and Stefano Galuzzi
• A BIGGER PICTURE: Beijing artist Wang Quingsong creates vast tableaux packed with telling detail
• GRAVE NEW WORLD: Bush, bolted on brains and Brechtian parables – welcome to the spiky and surreal satire of George Saunders
• THE LOST BOYS: the hidden hangouts of male models are revealed in a new photobook
• CHEST IN SHOW: this season, the bra’s the star
• IN THE LINE OF IRE: get in the way of one of London’s protected views and you’re a prime target for loathing and posh protests. a new exhibition imagines another way
• CITY CLICKERS: under the influence of Weegee, Bruce Gilden takes fashion magazine to the streets
• TWICE AS NICE RADIO TANK: this is Radio Tank live lives again
• EYES ON THE SIZE: the vogue for volume expands again
• ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK: when art met asylum seekers in Manhattan
• GIRLS ON FILM: an Italian film festival dedicated to the feminine side of cinema – without a chick flick in sight
• GILT TRIP: it’s time for men to prove their mettle
• 21ST CENTURY FOX: get in vulpine vogue with Paris collective Kitsuné
• MUDHONEY: down and dirty with the new grunge
• HOMEBOY: Cameron Sinclair’s clever ideas for bringing hope to the homeless
• THE MOULD AND THE NEW: Coppermill, Hauser & Wirth‘s huge, shiny new east London gallery, opens with a celebration of decay and failure
• ROCK AND ROLL DEEP: Statik and the Rakes get their grindie on
• PALM PILOT: Sarah Aaronson is steering Los Angeles-based fashion label Edith Palm far away from Californian convention
• BROKEDOWN PALACE: the final days of an incredible and illustrious East German monument
• SHE WORE NEW VELVET: a modern makeover for the smooth operator’s favourite fabric
• MONSTER’S BALL: Japanese new pop artist Shinatro Miyke knows where the mild things are
• GLOOMING MARVELLOUS: the bright future and melancholy moods of Canadian rockers the Organ
• INDIAN INC: as Western luxury brands invade India’s cities, New Delhi’s Fashion Week proves the country has grand designs of its own
• IT’S GOOD TO TALK: the third summer of love of just another art event? join the Serpentine interview marathon and find out for yourself
• NEVER ENDING STORY: are you sitting comfortably? then Tank.tv’s To be continued will begin
• THE WHEELY WILD SHOW: boarding brand Etno goes eco and grows up gracefully – sort of
• HEADY HEIGHTS: milliner Noel Stewart’s speedy ascent to hat-making fame
• POP IDLE: rock music in galleries art or sheer – laziness