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Sebastião Salgado's series depicting the Serra Pelada mines auctioned for £118,750
The Bake Off judge gives a glimpse into her collection of chunky, colourful jewellery
The V&A museum works with designers to create collections for artists' exhibitions
Dmitry Rybolovlev was placed under investigation over claims he has bribed officials
Boito's opera is well performed but insufficiently demonic
Interviewees ranging from feminist academics to Iggy Pop consider an artist who still has the power to disturb
Wes Orshoski's punkumentary tries to impose a linear narrative, but the band's story is just too messed up
The French photographer offers a more impressionistic view of memory, overlaying each of his images with several others to create dreamlike work
The Devon trio clumsily squash totalitarian critique and zany science into stadium-ready anthems
Tracks are supple and involving, a more complete experience than one might expect from the limited instrumentation
Songs are less richly arranged and more direct than previous albums, but the best ones are gripping
The genre-hopping singer takes on the personal and the political with trademark eloquence
A graceful and uplifting recording of the ode to the patron saint of musicians
Tapes from four recording sessions are edited, resulting in an album with a rhythmic core and spartan beats
Kevin Macdonald's Whitney Houston documentary reveals unexpected moments of intimacy while Agnès Varda takes a journey of artistic intervention through rural France
Swiss U-turn; success breeds success; female photographers in Paris; rock-star treatment
The composer-producer may have won acclaim for 'The Clock', but he'd rather be known for his sonic compositions
The Colombian artist talks about documenting her country's turbulent history with a pop sensibility
As her dizzying study of brainwashing comes to London's Queen Elizabeth Hall, the dance-maker discusses future plans
The Venetian artist's paintings open a window on the aspirations of the Renaissance middle class
A fly-on-the-wall show exposes life for today's teenagers
A new building at Houston's Menil Collection is devoted to a single art form: drawing
The poet's last book consists of 50 accounts, told with deceptive simplicity, of important figures from the literary world
On the re-release of defining albums by The Beatles and Bob Dylan, Peter Aspden explores our appetite for musical archaeology
The British artist talks to Liz Jobey about capturing the ordinary experiences of women
