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Paintings in a wide-ranging exhibition show how London has remade itself over the centuries
First woman to head 96-year-old studio after previous incumbent ousted
The choreographer's new piece features in a programme of his works at the Palais Garnier
The piece features a panoply of characters, but Iain Bell's music disappoints
The choir is the star of this country house staging of Handel's oratorio
Though it had a perfunctory feel, the band's London show was enlivened by Joe Walsh's playing
The song was a rare upbeat moment in the band's repertoire of gothic dread
Nathan Jurgenson, sociologist at Snapchat's parent company Snap, talks to Tim Bradsh…
This series humanises those involved in the case and explores what it is to be in the eye of the storm
The artist's playful paintings are the subject of a new monograph and Hong Kong show
Patron of the arts quit Serpentine Galleries position over investment in husband's firm
Meryl Streep shines as a vengeful mother in the second season of the Monterey-set drama
Countries of origin call for greater scrutiny of antiquities market
In a new BBC documentary, historian David Olusoga reveals the history of racial prejudice in the UK
The English singer-songwriter is the subject of a documentary charting the flux of fame and success
A defence lawyer and his sister are catapulted on to the fringes of the Danish-Swedish underworld
Individual sales are setting records but money is concentrated at the top of the market only
The ambitious new Carthage event showcases Arab and African choreographers
Architect Steve Tompkins has set the stage at the National, the Old Vic and the Royal Court
No to nomads and why corridors are on the way out
Photo-series by the American photographer encourages viewers to conjure up imagined narratives for their subjects
High-energy riffs feature in an album that balances strong guest contributions and ensemble subtlety
The opera singer explores the German art song in her latest disc
Despite the long lay-off, the rock band show no sign of creakiness or loss of purpose
Londoners' debut album includes stop-start, twisty songs held together skilfully
