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For a working-class girl, swinging sixties London made culture accessible for the first time
The artist talks to curator Russell Ferguson about turning fragile models of familiar objects into unnerving photographs
How did a young Londoner thrown out of school end up writing a book with Britain's biggest rap star?
The UK's General Post Office phones, the first widely produced moulded models, became icons
Pairing craftsmanship with a designer's flair is helping rejuvenate the Japanese furniture scene both at home and abroad
Film-maker Wes Anderson and his wife Juman Malouf have assembled a curious, subversive collection of treasures
'Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)' sells for $90.3m at Christie's auction
Robert Hastie's production fully, wonderfully gets the measure of the play
Nathaniel Kahn's film is both sobering and hilarious
Tilda Swinton stars in triplicate in this remake of the 1977 cult horror movie
Laurent Cantet's film skilfully addresses the issues afflicting a de-industrialised French town
Eddie Redmayne returns in the 10th instalment of Rowling's 'Wizarding World' franchise
Anaïs Mitchell's musical retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth opens in London
History has caught up with the American artist's fierce critique of pop culture
Ebsworth collection of American artists nets $317m at Christie's auction
The trio's London recital featured works by Shostakovich, Ravel and Mendelssohn
The New York band seemed unsure how to approach their biggest headlining gig
Tate Liverpool hosts first big British exhibition of a man who took inspiration from New York graffiti
A Magnus Lindberg premiere was the centrepiece of a concert that commemorated Armistice Day imaginatively
This concert performance of the composer's antiwar opera featured a strong cast
Pinter Three and Four feature fine performances from a cast that includes Lee Evans, Keith Allen and Tamsin Greig
Mike Birbiglia explores fatherhood in his new one-man show
ZZ Top's 1983 hit was a breakthrough for the Texan band
The BBC is among the major platforms breaking out of once rigid broadcasting templates
David Threlfall and Rufus Hound are the stars of this playful, poignant RSC production
