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The focus shifts on the female members of the digimated super-family while Stanley Kubrick's chilly vision of a future gets a 4K UltraHD makeover
An eye-opening exhibition reveals less familiar aspects of the exiled American's work in Paris and London
London's Royal Academy showcases rare erotic works on paper
Sight and sound seemed better integrated, and the orchestral playing sounded magnificently lush and sure
The great opera singer is about to return to the stage " despite having died more than 40 years ago
From the interracial Paris of Manet to today, black female subjects have often been absent from the story of modern art
After wooing the world with gay romance last year, the director is back with something entirely different
The recent adaptation of 'London Fields' was a failure because the screen can't match the page as a portal into other humans
A war reporter's 'musical memoir' seeks a better world amid scenes of horror
The star of 'Little Miss Sunshine', 'War & Peace' and 'There Will Be Blood' talks to Henry Mance about his directorial debut 'Wildlife'
The events, people and trends shaping the art market this season
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The photographer stood 'in the shadow of a great tree', her husband Henri Cartier-Bresson, but a Paris exhibition aims to change that
The Turin art fair's separate venue gives the works the space they need
The contemporary art sale will support Aids programmes in sub-Saharan Africa
The pianist's recital included works by Liszt and two UK premieres
The pianist's band had the audience clamouring for more at Pizza Express Jazz Club
Hungary's state company is touring the country's 'national opera'
Highlights include work by architect Frank Lloyd Wright and stage backdrop for Ballet Russes
The company's touring programme showcases recent pieces by David Bintley and Juanjo Arqués
IPhone maker has talked with radio station chain as it looks to widen music app reach
Academy voters believed to look more favourably on movies that have wider release
The avant-garde musician used minimal tools to maximum effect
Led by Viola Davis, the four female leads in this heist drama are electrifying
The director's speech-heavy telling of the 1819 Manchester massacre inspires lecture fatigue
