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Studio Furthermore shuns mainstream pottery techniques
New York hosts an explosive show of visuals from the movement and its aftermath
Plus: Phillips boosts digital art; Sotheby's Chatsworth shows cancelled; phoney fairy photos for sale
One wild week takes the actor from 19th-century Dorset to 21st-century LA
'I've had experiences that could be described as spiritual " sometimes scary, sometimes beautiful'
Unlike film adaptations, multiple episodes and seasons allow a story room to breathe
The British pride themselves on their GSOH " but what happens when politicians are in on the joke?
The actor-turned-auteur talks about Scorsese, skateboarding and why his debut feature 'Mid90s' is a 'string of pearls'
Moneyball author Michael Lewis presents a series in which politics, ethics and human stories collide
Katherine Kingsley excels in fantasy dinner party drama
The Australian singer impressed with a show that was full of meaningful pauses
Secret intelligence allowed Allies to adapt plans at turning point in second world war
The choreographer's Herodiade joins a season that also includes new commissions
Graduates of Ostkreuz photography school spent a week in the UK with the aim of capturing the Brexit atmosphere
The Texas-based singer's second album finds him coming of age with a conventional take on romance
After the collapse of the romantic relationship of two of the band members comes a double album exploring the wreckage
The Manchester trio make ample use of futuristic synthesisers and psychedelia on their debut album
The Argentine trio return with free-flowing, sun-kissed sounds on their third album
Eight improvised and compelling piano duets incorporate musical homages to pianists past
Iván Fischer brings out the vast wealth of details in the composer's music, resulting in a recording unlike any other
Michael Moore's latest docu-polemic features Donald Trump; the teen webslinger meets his counterparts from other dimensions
Plus: Frans Hals dispute partly settled; a cartoon for our times
A new series adapted from the hit play examines political protest, the power of images and the rise of China
A new three-part documentary is a compassionate account of the lives of eight former prisoners
The new documentary charting a year in the life of the Irish-born painter delves beneath the lofty prices and turgid art speak
