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The chairman of Sotheby's Asia has witnessed huge changes in markets and tastes
Though it has its flaws, The Nobody Zone has a compelling tale to tell
Actors walk out of event in protest at film-maker's historical rape accusation
A deeply affecting new drama about the gig economy and a hair-raising version of hide-and-seek
Capturing the glamour and excess of New York's legendary nightclub
Lively songs range from nu-metal to 1970s pomp rock, with references to Black Sabbath and Metallica
The pair return for their fourth gastronomic odyssey following in the footsteps of the Ancients
Spilled secrets wreak havoc in the tight-knit community of Thurlbury in a new ITV series
Mohammed Ali Naqvi looks at those affected by the country's controversial laws in a BBC4 documentary
This glittering recording of the British composer's feted concerto captures the electricity of the occasion
Persian-American singer Galeet Dardasht leads the swelling melodies in this set that ends in highly energetic fashion
This atmospheric album records the legendary jazz saxophonist's 80th birthday concert
Dan Snaith muses about parenthood and mortality whilst seamlessly shifting between modes
The group's mystery remains elusive in a methodical history of their career
The book's 21 tales range from apprentice efforts to mature small masterpiece of 1920s America
New York City Ballet performed the premiere of this fascinating piece at the Lincoln Center
The MIT professor on her socially conscious MoMA exhibition and why design should not be about 'beautifying' the world
The drummer on his new band Saucerful of Secrets and why he was never too concerned with technical prowess
The cultural influence of fungi is explored in a London exhibition
The Californian art biennial has arrived with 14 monumental installations " and questions about its ethics
The choreographer on how his latest work surveys our spiritual condition under surveillance capitalism
Beneath the artist's stylish veneer was a loneliness that prefigures our age of social media, writes Olivia Laing
Three of the choreographer's pieces for his small troupe feature in this programme at the Joyce Theater
Ben Elton's Shakespeare send-up comes to the West End. Plus: a biblical epic, and a one-man telling of Günter Grass's novel
As the European Fine Art Fair returns to the Netherlands for its 33rd edition, we look at the highlights and at art across Europe
