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The US poet's voice is searing, powerful and, even in hopelessness, beautiful
Her documentary 'For Sama' premieres in London after winning a plethora of awards at the world's major festivals
Bring depth to the home with these ocean-inspired pieces
Myths, legends " and the odd souvenir will keep the summer vibe alive
Jorge Penadés presses leather into solid forms that can be cut like wood
Ahead of his first London solo show, the superstar US artist discusses his creative process
Harold Pinter's acidic drama moves to Broadway from London's West End
'How do they sleep at night?' is a question that resonates throughout this pummelling drama series about the launch of Fox News
From Tommy Ton to Garçon Jon, meet the photographers using the pavement as a platform
One of North America's finest art institutions is a treasure trove full of surprises
From Joaquin Phoenix in Joker to Steven Soderbergh's money laundering satire The Laundromat, we review this year's highlights
The 90-year-old was one of two guest conductors over two nights at the Royal Albert Hall, London
Eliza Scanlen confirms her status as one of the world's most promising young actors
Simon Woods' debut play is set in the 1980s but is all too topical now
The director of Jackie and Neruda returns with a daring film about a punkish member of an urban dance troupe
The director's film was a controversial inclusion at Venice, but it fails to match the hullabaloo
All eyes on Asia; time to rethink KAWS?; Lehmann Maupin boosts London team; Copenhagen fair a firm favourite
A new Yiddish version of the musical has struck a chord far beyond the Jewish audience
As star and co-producer of the new Sky series, the blockbuster character actor has found a strange series for strange times
Pennywise the killer clown returns in a film that falls back too often on special effects
The trumpeter and his band, which includes pianist Dan Nimmer, delivers focused solos and compelling rhythmic drive
This French movie follows the fortunes of a gay water polo team
Medical teams who treat the victims of motor race crashes tell their stories in this documentary
BenjamÃn Naishtat's film has surreal and metaphysical touches
Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre's film unfolds amid vast Nevada landscapes
