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A project photographing New York City police in the wake of 9/11
The lives and work of once obscure 17th-century women artists are explored in a new exhibition
Masterpiece news; surprise hits at auctions; attic Caravaggio sells privately; Frieze director goes to Goodman gallery; Timothy Taylor relocates
The artist is still defying gravity and convention in a 70-year career that has embraced most strains of postwar art
The actor/playwright talks about taking on 'Life of Pi'
The actor/writer on her new 'gothic drama with sheep' Gwen, playing singer Nico and not joining the Netflix gold rush
A collection of poems evokes Goethe's vision of common humanity across cultural difference
A new exhibition in Arles explores the idea of 'home' in the UK, from the early 1970s to today
From geometric tiles to candy-pink boards, the ground beneath your feet need never be boring
The pair's second collaboration melds the LA-based producer's ingenuity with the Indiana rapper's dexterity
In their follow-up to 'Why Make Sense?', the British band's seventh studio album is a measured and thoughtful success
David Cale's musical is a tale of youthful awakening in suburbia
The evening featured three new or recent works by female choreographers
Tom Holland exudes giggly charm opposite interdimensional warrior Jake Gyllenhaal
Director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck embellishes truth to create a giddy film
The director's new film tells the story of a killer dress
The absence of The Beatles is the premise of this mixed movie
Todd Douglas Miller's film features restored footage and a thrilling score
The singing is the chief pleasure in this production from the Surrey opera house
Superb performances and comic timing in Noël Coward's bittersweet takedown of fame
A magnificent show of works by the artist in Milton Keynes packs a real punch
Sotheby's has gone under the hammer for $3.
Broadcaster pledges never to make another programme with same 'look and feel'
The opera star and Dove Cameron energise this sunny musical at the Royal Festival Hall
Jennifer Monson's ditch was performed at daybreak as part of Lower Manhattan's outdoor dance festival
