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'I am extravagant in almost everything. I can be extravagant in the Oxfam shop or at the funfair'
The photographer's work is an intense exploration of black life around the globe
Make a swish statement with glamorously trimmed and tasselled pieces
The international art event lays bare sociopolitical faultlines like no other
From Russia to the Philippines, here are the highlights of this year's event
This production of Sophocles's tragedy emerged from the death of a black teenager in Missouri
This Royal Ballet triple bill features works by Wheeldon, Crystal Pite and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui
Works on display at the Gallerie dell'Accademia celebrate the way tradition can become inspiration
Movie-makers are hoping to enlist audiences for reducing inequality, promoting civil rights, tackling climate change and a myriad of other narrower causes
Spanning two Manhattan locations, the show mixes political rage with joyful self-expression
An ongoing dispute between the film festival and the streaming giant could forever reshape the movie business
The genre has a grim history but today's bands are pushing the limits of music
Gold Christian crosses and remains of a jewelled lyre found near Essex coast
The pair play a couple of self-involved California singletons
Sydney Pollack's abandoned 1972 footage is finally pieced together
Josephine Decker's film is sometimes exhausting, but exhilarating too
Earth is a distant memory in Claire Denis's film
Openings in Giessen, Weimar and Berlin include a dark, clever adaptation of Fritz Lang's film M
The UK festival, curated by Gregory Porter, featured standout sets from Joshua Redman and Yazz Ahmed
The choreographer's ideas-packed Bartok Ballet had its premiere at Lincoln Center
The mystery drama series imagines a world ruled by teenagers
Creators Jamie Morton, Alice Levine and James Cooper talk about turning one man's amateur pornography into comedy gold
The playwright's problematic response to Thomas Hardy's novel has its world premiere at the Hampstead Theatre, London
John Dexter's much-loved staging of Poulenc's opera returns to New York
Cilla Black was not the first choice to sing the title song of the 1966 movie
