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Ian McKellen recites works by the prolific Tang dynasty poet who created art during tumultuous times
The Bradford magician shows off a fresh arsenal of tricks in a globetrotting new series
The twisty tale of an Englishwoman and her oligarch husband reveals the risks and rewards of being close to the Kremlin
Elling's poised lyricism is amplified by the rhythmic force of Pérez's piano in a poetic new album
The Arizona Latin band's new record is a joyous mix of music from both sides of the border
Three leading musicians show off their personalities in a new recording for Beethoven 250
The electronic artist remembers family and conflict in a dark, murky album
A mellow soundscape of funk, jazz and hip-hop fluctuates between flippant and serious tones
The British gospel rapper delivers words of worship in style
Ask the musician himself what 'Murder Most Foul' is about and he'd probably answer: 'It's about 17 minutes'
With museums and theatres closed, the BBC's virtual festival brings the arts into British homes
This year's centenary event is in doubt " but it has survived darker times
New Museum exhibition " available by video tour " contains intimate depictions of Harlem life that convey a touching serenity
The latest Netflix sensation is a story of big cats, cages, drugs, abuse, guns and more guns
War films 1917 and the upcoming Painted Bird are the latest entries in a sub-genre driven by relentless adversity and survival
Crises have inspired art that subverts pastoral idylls, evoking the chaos of the natural world
Facing an amorphous viral threat, we flock to a bizarre show offering the more tangible terror of tooth and claw
Leading designers and decorators reveal how they are finding comfort during lockdown
The British-Nigerian designer on heritage, race and why everyone wants to work with him
How the Russian bard wrote many of his greatest works under lockdown in 1830
Q&A with the actor on work-life balance, mentors and why she's at her happiest restoring a ruin in Greece
Samuel James explores an ephemeral world in a series of photos taken in the Appalachians
He explains why this is 'the moment of moments for faith communities' and shares his love of music
Our pick of the top 10 shows for families. Plus, join FT writers Sarah Hemming and Andrew Dickson for a live chat on Friday April 3 at 12pm and 5pm UK time
Theatre-makers have responded to the crisis by making plays available to stream and by creating innovative new forms of drama
