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Artist Leandro Erlich draws attention to car use with a traffic jam sculpted in sand
Tarantino's Tinseltown fairy-tale pays homage to Old Hollywood; and a smutty high-school comedy amuses without offending
Gripping documentary follows the course of Challen's appeal after she was convicted of murdering her husband
The Amazon Prime series stars Rachel Brosnahan as stand-up comedian Midge in 1950s New York
The BBC1 adaptation of Emma Healey's novel is a moving and unsparing portrayal of old age
The combination of horns, electric guitar, calls and responses and galloping drums remains thrilling
The sound is perfectly upholstered and the album takes the listener on a flawlessly negotiated tour
Neset weaves sharp-angled contemporary European jazz with the motifs and heft of the symphonic tradition
Roger Daltrey can still turn in a full-throated vocal while Pete Townshend plays guitar with customary punchiness
The singer's breathy voice is too insubstantial to stamp herself on these factory-pop products
Snails and bananas in Miami; Galleria Continua to open in São Paulo; small is beautiful at London's Old Masters auctions; mega sales in Paris
Turner Prize 2019 shows it is time for a rethink if we can't give awards to single winners any more
Beautiful vintage titles with which to build a reference library
One response to fuzziness is to demand sharpness. But the world defies our attempts to confine it
Three Christmas shows offer respite from election fever
How viral images have inspired and sustained opposition to Beijing
Ambitious production of Nazi-era play offers chilling parallels with the US of today
Alex Gibney's documentary delves into the Russian's transformation from plutocrat, to prison and political dissident
Long a favoured shooting location, Morocco is now home to a glitzy event of growing stature
As donations decline, The Art Funders Forum is trying to find new ways of enticing people to give
This year's fair is a riot of experimentation and innovation, including work from Satoshi Yoshiizumi and Roberto Lugo
The self-funded company stages the opera at Angel Place Recital Hall
East meets west in the music of a singer of Belgian-Egyptian descent
A new work by Josephine Stephenson was at the heart of this programme of linked music
The singer was revealed as a flesh-and-blood figure amid all the digital trickery
