13,356 stories from The Financial Times
The Colombian painter on sudden fame, surviving the backlash, and finding inspiration at 36,000 feet
Study of the Nordic artist peels back the layers beneath 'The Scream'
As a teenager the actress-playwright was obsessed with 'the document'. Now she is questioning it in a hit Broadway show
Adeline Ooi on changing tastes in the region and why she remains optimistic despite China's economic slowdown
The artist and her collaborator Hsin-Chien Huang have created an overwhelming sensory and artistic experience in Hong Kong
The choreographer's Batsheva Dance Company performs a piece that plays on gender and national identity
A strong Kenneth MacMillan revival and a show of Russian firepower at the Royal Opera House
A spirited revival at the Linbury Theatre launches the London Handel Festival
The 'Get Out' director's latest film foregrounds a black family " and in doing so subverts decades-old tropes of the genre
Patricia Clarkson plays a New Orleans detective in this story of glib metaphors and black holes
A revelatory portrait of the artist that also gives fierce grace to its landscapes
Danny DeVito stars as the ringmaster in this remake of the Disney classic
Weathered and quirky, the duo follow the famous fugitives across the US
Steve Sullivan's engaging documentary explores the comic character and his creator
The film-maker's latest movie travels beyond Tehran to deliver a merciless vision of his nation
Ella Road's cautionary drama is set in an all-too-plausible future
It is the London show of the season but links drawn between the artist and the UK are often tenuous
The iPhone company's streaming app does not need to be a Netflix killer to succeed
This year's event in the Gulf Emirate invites artists to think outside the 'echo chamber'
The second instalment of Robert Lepage's Ring production is musically strong but yields no new insights
The TV and movie star showed off his wide-ranging musical side while expertly playing the London crowd
With new music by Mark Knopfler, this stage adaptation of Bill Forsyth's 1983 film is a delight
The Japanese choreographer's staging baffles at the Coronet Print Room, London
The jazz trumpeter and his band had the crowd eating out of their hands
His journey from flaxen-haired teen idol to dedicated experimentalist was unparalleled in pop
