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The multimedia output of Matthew Day Jackson unpicks the pleasures and pains of the American Dream, then restitches them into his own unique portrait of postwar American history. On the eve of his first major London show, ArtReview caught up with him in his Brooklyn studio in an attempt to find out what the artist is all about.

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Lindsay Seers, Where Have All the Artists Gone?, Tokyo, Rome, Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin and Michael Gumhold

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