13,356 stories from The Financial Times
Auction house faces shareholder vote on $3.7bn takeover by French telecoms magnate
Institutions and artists are under pressure to probe the origins of their support
The Royal Opera House residency wraps up with an extravaganza by Marius Petipa that is hard to hate
The composer's Fifth, performed at Usher Hall, is a contemplation of the Holy Spirit
Though her show was somewhat underpowered, there was doubting the star's connection to her screaming audience
The Platters' 1955 song has cheap touches but real power, too " as Freddie Mercury showed in his 1987 version
This new series from LA Times Studios sets the mystery in the context of migration into the US
The South African-owned chain has shown a long-running and deep-seated support for art and artists
Collectors and galleries prepare to move works overseas to reduce cost and hassle
Operas by Verdi and Offenbach offer contrasting musical and dramatic pleasures
The adaptation of Jackie Kay's acclaimed memoir at the Lyceum Theatre asks universal questions about identity
English sparkling wine attracts property buyers, and who benefits from letting fees ban?
A clenchingly funny dissection of digital dysmorphia; a nostalgic tale of a boy who tries to break into a group of skater kids
Two different cultures combine when a glass factory opens in Ohio and rumbling dissent ensues
A heartbroken marine biologist and his daughter acquire a friend in a curious choice of pet
A sweeping, minutely detailed set that draws on the soundtrack composer's career
This attractive disc should win the German composer's music more friends
Martha Argerich remains a uniquely inspiring pianist, with spontaneity, colour and imagination to burn
The American rock band's album has a new sense of scale with huge hooks and feminist fury
The British artist's second album is a slow burner that offers more with each listen
The bold seven-piece band all take to the spotlight with original, sharp compositions
There's a certain gloom to many of the lyrics but there's sunshine in the music
Sharon Eyal's dance troupe repurpose old material to fresh effect at Bold Tendencies
MASS MoCA's three shows on childhood collections traverse a wistful landscape, including work from Annie Lennox
The German artist offers a complex and critical look at everything from the effects of climate change to the technologies now shaping the world
