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The live DVD from last year's festival is worth viewing for the exceptional soloist
The band remains one of a kind with a sixth album that mixes sophistication with savagery
The photographer captures both private and public spaces, while luring the viewer into complex narratives surrounding gender and national identity
The artists who took figurative painting in radically different directions are celebrated in this audacious exhibition in Dublin
The artist explores the precious metal's global influence, from the mines of Peru to electronic waste
London's Garden Museum hosts an exhibition of the imprint's artwork
As two new books show, 500 years since his death, the Renaissance artist's life remains deeply controversial
Their synchronised look defined Motown. It was also a political statement. Former band member Mary Wilson recalls their journey in sparkles
This mournful yet fun show delves into our troubled relationship with nature
An archive of contemporary Murano glass is being assembled on Venice's San Giorgio Maggiore island
From palindromic trickery to cooking a cathartic burger on stage, the unmissables at this year's festival
Musician Holly Herndon taught an electronic 'collaborator' to sing using the call-and-response hymns of her childhood
Curator says Johnson and Rees-Mogg 'skit money' illustrates character of society
Choreography is perfectly matched to score in Lopukhov's amusing piece at the Royal Opera House
Disney's remake may be as darkly comic as the original but for different reasons
As his hit play prepares to open in London's West End, the French writer discusses parental dynamics " saying the unsaid on stage
The festival's theatre offerings tap into an anxiety about authenticity " and offer a glimpse of the future
Gregarious romps and thumping remixes by Mads Brauer get the audience's muscles twitching
The film is filled with tales from across the 27-miles-by-seven strip of land
Kik kicks back, Mastercard nets Nets, SoftBank record, Instagramification
Gurinder Chadha's film tells the story of a boy who rebels against his parents to embrace music
Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant star in a hypnotic maze of love and conspiracy
Set in ex-Dutch Suriname, this documentary is an intense exploration of power, truth and history
Daniel Graham's contemplative first feature follows a composer in a remote village
A lolloping labrador is at the centre of a sentimental story about a wannabe racing driver
