Artist Shirley Tse's 'models of multi-dimensional thinking'

The Hong Kong-born American artist talks about her new work for the Venice Biennale

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Gallerist Ben Brown on Hong Kong's art scene

The dealer talks about his 10 years in Hong Kong and the rapid growth of art in the region

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Meet the artists exhibiting at Encounters, Art Basel Hong Kong

The sector focuses on large-scale works " here, some of its brightest stars discuss their practice

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Sighs of relief at Tefaf

Plus: accused jeweller's art for sale; mixed results for George Michael's collection

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China's avant-garde " how it all began

The gallery 10 Chancery Lane is celebrating the Stars Group by showing work by three of its members

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Art Basel Hong Kong 2019

As Art Basel returns to Asia, we look at the fair highlights and market trends, and speak to some of the artists involved

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British designer Paul Cocksedge: 'You respond to the space'

The designer talks about his range of installations and inventions " and his latest project in Hong Kong

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Collector Alan Lo: 'We've come a long way in the last 10 years'

The Hong Kong investor talks about his growing collection and the evolution of the region's art market

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Playwright Inua Ellams on poetry, basketball and the Nigerian melodrama of Chekhov

Following the hit 'Barber Shop Chronicles', Ellams prepares to open his new play 'The Half God of Rainfall'

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Oxford's thriving poetry scene

The city enjoys a long and rich tradition of verse that is also experiencing a modern-day revival

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Here's how to buy the best bookshelves

Our interiors expert offers advice to readers

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The Taming of the Shrew, Stratford-upon-Avon " sex changes all round but to what end?

RSC production flips the genders of characters to create a world with its own rules and inconsistencies

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The dark art of seduction: Luc Tuymans in Venice

An important retrospective shows the artist in serious mood yet playing with paint, film and art history

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Thomas Adès brings his exciting new piano concerto to Carnegie Hall

Kirill Gerstein was the pianist in a Boston Symphony programme conducted by the composer

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Alexei Ratmansky revisits Cinderella for the Australian Ballet

In this production at Melbourne's Arts Centre, a happy ending is not a given " and it's a better ballet for it

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White Noise " a strident drama by Suzan-Lori Parks at the Public Theater, New York

The playwright tackles contemporary race relations with the subtlety of a blunderbuss

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Child-sex offenders " and their antagonists " are the subjects of Bruce Norris's new play Downstate

The performances at London's National Theatre are largely flawless, though the play has its problems

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Fountains sprout in Paris where the gilets jaunes protest

Crystal installation unveiled on the Champs-Elysées

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Thinking 3D at Oxford's Bodleian Libraries " wonders of anatomy, architecture and astronomy

This spiderweb of an exhibition reveals how artists and scientists have conveyed three-dimensional objects on the page

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Singer-songwriter Nilüfer Yanya on why her music is too fluid to be confined to genre

The 23-year-old's acclaimed debut album 'Miss Universe' mixes raucous guitar rock, sharp indiepop, gentle R&B and more

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'I want women to feel beautiful because I know what it's like not to'

Grants for emerging female jewellery designers changed the life of an injured veteran

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My Favourite Pieces: Aldis Hodge on black jewellery

How dark metal and stones helped him feel more emboldened as a black actor in Hollywood

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Children's author loves a pocket watch with a story

Writer and illustrator Elys Dolan on buying duds and living on beans to build her collection of 40

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Oleg Ivenko is a superb Nureyev in Ralph Fiennes's The White Crow

The Ukrainian dancer shines in biopic of the ballet genius

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Skateboarding youngsters flip, banter and weep in Minding the Gap

The boys in Bing Liu's documentary are hypnotically watchable

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