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Trained by Bauhaus masters and the creative and entrepreneurial force behind Knoll Associates, the modernist designer remembered
Works depicting the endangered animal go on sale to raise money for conservation
Why Mercury Rev have given the singer's neglected album 'The Delta Sweete' a new lease of life 50 years after its release
A Met Breuer show follows the artist's journey from sculptor to slasher
Plus: consolidation in the art loan market; UK council sells Modern British collection; virtual reality at Tefaf; Nicole Farhi's new sculptures
Documentary watercolours in danger of being lost are preserved on non-profit website
The writer's work remains hugely relevant, particularly in today's charged racial atmosphere
The London Philharmonic Orchestra launched its series of concerts with Handel and Purcell
The influence of the troupe's diverse dancers could be felt at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées
From David Tennant to Jon Ronson, Fiona Sturges selects the best new audio content to listen from around the world
Movies from female directors have been the hits in a year high on exposé documentary but low on risk-taking
For his 200th birthday, this exhibition provides an insight into one of the most tumultuous of 19th-century minds
A new conductor and cast excel in this revival of Mariusz Trelinski's production
The troupe's two-hour show is impressive, though some routines are over-embellished
The pair play a frumpy forger and her prattling sidekick in this true story of literary fraud
A story of Deep South racial division that has its own audience-insulting stereotypes
The Korean director's film is haywire and elusive but spicily enjoyable
Nightcrawler director Dan Gilroy's new film is enjoyably tripey
Growing protests against business donors are counter-productive
An ambitious new art project in Paris raises questions about ethics and consent
A pairing of the conceptualist's metaphysical work with Turner's visions offers majestic works but shines little light on either
The pianist played a programme that included Mozart, Schubert and Schumann
Vladimir Jurowski conducted a fresh and memorable concert performance of Wagner
The rapper's penchant for provocation was matched by her talent at the Electric Brixton
Natasha Lyonne shines as a genius coder trapped in a never-ending party
