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As 'Death of a Salesman' returns to the London stage, the actor talks politics, prejudice and the power of art
Tortured for denouncing his country's regime, the Bangladeshi photographer is among the frontrunners for this year's Prix Pictet
The singer sounds languid and self-composed on an album embedded with a hyper-busy, surreal pop aesthetic
Two new shows explore watery planets " an alien one, and our own
A dark and ingenious exploration of a student-teacher relationship at Studio 54, New York
Fairs change hands; spotlight on Hamdi Bey; mash-ups at Tefaf New York; Rockwell's vaccination painting
A prodigious polymath who breathed life into buildings
The veteran Argentine dancer is the star of A Gathering of Ghosts
Richard Lowenstein's assemblage of archive footage casts new light on the life of the INXS frontman
The museum's lavish reopening is a chance to recast the story of Modernism " but has it succeeded?
Director Gavin Hood cranks the tension in this real-life chronicle of courage
Olivier Assayas makes postmodern mischief in literary Paris
LaBeouf is the big-name star, but Down syndrome actor Zack Gottsagen lights up the film
Harrelson, Eisenberg and Co get back together for more comedy-horror
Ben Cook apologises for dressing up as a member of the hip hop group in 2012 birthday party
The rapper and poet took a risk by showcasing her new album in its entirety
In a new book, Candace Bushnell follows up her cult TV series with an exploration of dating at 60
The event's third instalment abounds in hidden narratives but offers few new buildings
Tennessee Williams's play is gently comic affair set in an Italian-American fantasyland
Anti-government activists are using the arts as a weapon in the battle to hold public attention
3D printing was used to recreate the detailed inscriptions
The bass-baritone excels in this enjoyable London production of Donizetti's opera
Netflix sequel sends Jesse Pinkman pinballing through a series of new comic-horror scenarios
Young guitar groups are part of a musically disparate scene winning audiences abroad
A musical triumph of obsessively fine detail unveiled at the Royal Danish Opera, Copenhagen
