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The actor has co-created and stars in a warmly funny mix of career crisis, cultures clash and music industry satire
Thirty years after Steppenwolf's high-octane work debuted in London, the US ensemble is back with a different tack
Cassa Pancho on how she launched her acclaimed company of BAME dancers with just £2,000
The story of José Carlos Mariátegui's magazine is told in an illuminating exhibition at Madrid's Museo Reina Sofia
Paris's Musée Marmottan Monet bravely tackles a genre that is both politically and culturally fraught
As the European Fine Art Fair returns to the Netherlands, we talk to collectors and look in depth at art in Europe
A look ahead to some key events in the art market this year
The enthralling tale of the miniature portrait artist and his roving life through courtly Europe
Outside of the most famous painters, scores of 'Notname' artists' identities are lost to history
From the Salon du Dessin to the Pushkin Museum, the event spans the history of the draughtsman's art
The veteran dealer discusses this love of older art and the decision to let go of some of his prized works
The president of French real-estate developer Emerige is opening a 5,000 sq metre space for his collection and other works
From Symbolic & Chase to Almine Rech, here are some exhibitors to look out for
From famous owners to historical significance, the stories behind works of art are becoming increasingly valuable
Christophe Van de Weghe, the fair's chairman of Modern, discusses the challenge of luring the next generation of buyers
From industrial ports to Bill Gates's house, the US artist's images feel more timely than ever
'I'm not fit. Exercises are boring " malt whisky isn't'
The computer-generated images used as off-plan marketing tools are increasingly picture-perfect
Asia's largest design event is growing as China embraces new materials and contemporary forms
Our interiors expert offers advice to readers
Hilarious, bawdy and laced with sadness, this one-woman show portrays of the isolation and hedonism of contemporary London
Women's increasing visibility isn't doing much to improve the value of their works
A double bill showcased the new piece Them, performed in and around a giant steel cuboid
Liam Scarlett's flawed creation for the Royal Ballet has many moments well worth keeping
This pioneering production is performed entirely by women of colour
