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The fair brings traditional and experimental pieces, in materials from glass to conkers
Contemporary makers are producing hand-painted furniture reflecting the group's aesthetic
Swedish weaver Maja Michaelsdotter Eriksson is fascinated by the insides of things
The director's César award has divided the French film industry
A new exhibition about the fashion pioneer in New York shows why his individuality deserves to be remembered
Conor McPherson's world-weary characters drift and sing through this satisfying show at the Belasco Theatre
New openings also include Women Beware Women and The Mikvah Project
First fall in three years and China sales down 10 per cent, even before impact of coronavirus
Release of 'No Time To Die' pushed back until November
Kristin Scott Thomas and Sharon Horgan star in the story of a choir formed by soldiers' spouses
Much of the film's appeal is down to its excellent performances
The author herself is a compelling narrator in this documentary
The Portuguese director's story is set in a Lisbon shantytown
The Disney animation studio's new movie explores sibling dynamics in a magical kingdom
The choreographer's witty new work incorporates speech, music and expressive movement
This drama at the Public Theater, New York, uses the testimonies of survivors and their relatives
Currently at the Hackney Empire in London, the production features fine singing
The choreographer's blockbuster was performed by Diana Vishneva alongside works by Gil Roman
François Girard's Parsifal was powerful, but his Holländer at the Metropolitan Opera is a flop
The biggest honour in architecture has gone to a female-led Dublin practice with a reputation for collaboration and generosity
The future of churches and other places of worship is explored in an exhibition at St Mary Magadalene Church in London
Lucas Hnath's piece brings a harrowing experience to the stage
The soprano shines in Tobias Kratzer's problematic production in London
American singer-songwriter explores darker shades in a solid but unremarkable new release
The band's disdain for their 1992 track was not shared by their fans " or by those who covered it
