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From Rembrandt and Tintoretto to Bourgeois and Bowling, the year promises rich pickings for art lovers
The conductor served a vibrant menu of Spanish-flavoured works at the Philharmonie, Berlin
Images of absurd, dreamlike structures are becoming commonplace " but what does this say about the future of architecture?
Curated track lists take the effort out of music selection " but they make us lazy
The format is in rude health with series such as Last Seen and Personal Best
This is a competition without a winner, a quiz without a prize: simply name the work of art, and its artist, from which each of these details is taken
This compilation of vintage vernacular photography documents everything from the light-hearted peck on the cheek to the passionate embrace
Archigram's visions of the city as an ever-adaptable collage were ultimately realised in shopping malls and Vegas casinos
A pedigree production of 'Cinderella' from Scottish Ballet and 'The Mother', a piece based on a Hans Christian Andersen story
A collection featuring girl groups from the 1960s shows a long-vanished but still influential musical era
Seven remastered albums and 75 unreleased recordings show there's much more to the performer than 'Ode to Billie Joe'
The album provides a snapshot of West Germany's thriving underground music scene between 1971 and 1981
Marin Alsop and the São Paulo Symphony Orchestra mix dazzling early showpieces with minor 'bonnes bouches'
The album's strong moods and clean lines bear repeated listening
Subjects from the French compilation range from Christmas novelty hits to football songs
Andrew Davies doing what he does best " gorgeous cinematography and perfectly assembled period sets
Confident details give every quick character sketch the depth of a seated portrait
A home makeover show that conservatively delivers practical ways to take action against mess
A low-key indie marvel about same-sex attraction and an Orson Welles period drama
Gimmicks dominated the art scene but some technological changes have genuine potential
An attempt to broaden the canvas of abstract art fails to move much beyond the confines of Pollock and co
The exhibition boasts the greatest number of paintings by the master ever assembled outside Italy
As another year ticks by, wind down and appreciate every second with a selection of gorgeous timepieces
Billion-dollar investment will showcase complete Tutankhamun collection
The streaming channel is set to spend up to $13bn on shows " but it could also be creating a monopoly on entertainment
