13,356 stories from The Financial Times
French museum's Chinese outpost includes works by Marcel Duchamp, Cy Twombly and Joan Mitchell
Works by Yvonne Rainer and Maria Hassabi stand out in the New York biennial
A German-language adaptation of the author's autobiographical bestseller proves shockingly vivid
The opening weekend saw a varied Jazz Voice gala, two sets from drummer Terri Lyne Carrington and a headline triumph from Hancock
The audience is enveloped in a shadowy limbo between art and reality, living and dead at the London Coliseum
Move made possible by Wallace Collection's decision to lend works for the first time
The song made famous by Nat King Cole began life on a film soundtrack
A polemic against the British Museum plagued by inaccuracies
Matthew Lopez's drama, at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, New York, tells the epic story of three generations of gay men
Chinese group in talks with top record companies as it plans to battle with sector leaders Spotify and Apple
BBC interview fails to answer questions over friendship with late paedophile Jeffrey Epstein
Hunter and Passenger List are among the gripping new downloadable dramas
This upbeat piece had its London premiere at the Laban Theatre
The choreographer's obsession with the tarantella is reflected in a show at Le 13e Art, Paris
Television and the nature of Congress have changed since the landmark events of 1973
The photographer's lens is drawn to bursts of colour and nature's idiosyncrasies
Debut album from Eyal El Wahab's band presents glorious, psychedelic music using handmade instruments
A 90-minute whopper of 1990s rappers taking on today's tech-dominated world
The recording breaks new ground as conductor John Butt bolsters the Dunedin Consort with members of Tiffin Boys' Choir
The Canadian's first English-language album in six years takes on powerful topics with full-throated commitment
The pianist reconstitutes his aesthetic, switching from impressionism to free jazz and from meditation to the blues
Enigmatic and deep lyricism are at the fore of the Nottingham-formed band's latest album
A documentary shows the lives of people who work in Broadgate, former home to 28 international banks
Rafe Spall and Eleanor Tomlinson star in the new three-part adaptation of the 1898 sci-fi classic
French director Agnès Varda leaves us with a parting-gift film and writer-director William McGregor weighs us down with a frightening horror
