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The purveyor of menswear shares the 'surreal' experience of designing his own timepiece
Consumers from China to Japan recognise their own cultures' influence on this era's aesthetic
There's fine singing but little else to commend David Bösch's production of the opera
The cast were a little hesitant " with some notable exceptions
The director's opera debut is a needless updating of Offenbach
This production of Kurt Weill and Georg Kaiser's piece lets it speak for itself
This bold adaptation features hybrid choreography and African-inflected music
Record companies worry they will lose revenue as iPhone maker looks to create 1 monthly priceÂ
Curator and broadcaster takes up newly created dual role at Kensington institution
Michal Rovner's 16-metre-long video montage will grace London's Elizabeth line when it opens next year
The singer's posthumous number one was both easy-going and deeply melancholy
Julia Davis and Vicki Pepperdine's podcast skewers the world of relationship experts
The Moniker urban art fair moves to Chelsea, and painting dominates at Sunday fair
The multitalented artist lays out his vision at Frieze's annual Art & Architecture Summit in London
The Texan singer-songwriter's sparse set didn't prompt dancing in the aisles, but amply repaid attentive listening
A performer who outgrew the boundaries of her art
Property tax, suspended storage and surreal furniture
The book evinces the chilling impact of nuclear weapons on the natural world, reminding us too of the deadly threat they continue to pose to humanity at large
Former members of The Gloaming invoke the spirit of Talk Talk and Van Morrison
The suffragette's work was revived as part of the celebrations to mark the centenary of votes for women
Synthesiser drones, strings and solemn piano chords form the backdrop of an album poignantly exploring grief
The artist keens, murmurs, cries and trills amid the violins, drums and moodily billowing synthesisers
The songs initially have a semi-defeated air, but a happy outburst of classic rock underlines breakthrough
US musician's urbane fluency on tenor sax is interwoven with the shimmer and slide of a quartet of strings
A documentary on Sky's newly launched crime channel follows the trial over the suicide of the 18-year-old Conray Roy III
