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An exhibition at London's ICA devoted to Acker's work and influence goes beyond pop icon clichés
The event, which opens in Brooklyn this year, could provide an alternative model for selling art and design
The gallerist talks about the making of his series, which 'questions the art world status quo'
The New York-based adviser talks about her plan to open a new exhibition venue that's 'more living room than white cube'
The collector talks about quitting tech for art, and how she's giving a platform to women and artists of colour
The artist talks about her residency at Cern and her ultimate trust in scientists
The founder of a now-legendary gallery for black artists is celebrated at Frieze New York
Quintet of contenders ranges from rebuilt WWI naval relic to landmark new Scottish building
Deborah Warner's production highlights the oppressive mood of Britten's opera
Heather Agyepong is the star of this adaptation of Malorie Blackman's young adult novel
The choreographer and cellist have collaborated on a new piece for De Keersmaeker's Rosas dance troupe
Krassimira Stoyanova's performance in the title role is the main reason to see this production of Strauss's opera
Telecoms group seeks to offset declining pay-TV business with high-speed internet service
The actor who shot to fame in the 'Twilight' saga now stars in French director Claire Denis's movie 'High Life'
Powerful, mighty and full of drama " goddesses, Greek myths and the muses were all the rage at this year's Salone del Mobile
Chillida Leku, the artist's project in the Basque hills, was thrown a lifeline by mega-gallery Hauser & Wirth
'A Crack in Everything' is less about the artist than the adoration he inspires
James Graham's tabloid takeover drama brings Fleet Street to the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, New York
Bill Pullman and Sally Field star in a production that reminds us why Arthur Miller's questions about moral compromise still resonate today
Bo Burnham's debut feature is a snapshot of Generation Z, yet attuned to the timeless indignities of any adolescence
Jia Zhangke's film boasts a richly novelistic plot and a stellar performance from Zhao Tao
The default tone of Bill Buckhurst's film is northern English eccentricity, but the nostalgia has an edge
Disney/Marvel's blockbusting finale brings inter-hero rivalries and state-of-the-art visuals " but also disappointment
US telecoms group says it is on track to meet its deleveraging goals
Competition with Netflix and Fortnite is forcing Japan's karaoke operators to innovate
