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A blazing drama about a man undone by racial profiling played for just one night at the National Theatre
The French artist inspires both inmates and staff at the Tehachapi facility in California with his gigantic paper installations
MCH Group reaches agreement; England locks galleries down again; Ed Sheeran painting up for grabs
A mainstay of queer satire, the art form has always used the latest technology to subvert the powerful
The veteran Swedish director's latest film is slow-moving, cruel " and hilarious
Matt Wolf's biography of the activist-archivist packs a wealth of ideas fit for a novel
Six years in the life of an unconventional Iranian refugee family in Istanbul
Zeina Durra's film about a woman returning to Egypt " and her past " is a subtle study of emotional scar tissue
Even star director Zhang Yimou had to bend to their will in his new movie 'One Second'
The London of 'Watch Dogs: Legion' shows how games can draw on our emotional connection to familiar places
Postcard art, paintings and a letter from Grayson PerryÂ
First local performance of Braunfels' Die Vögel in a hundred years plays to an audience of just 50
Derelict industrial site in east London to be transformed into film production hub
Two decades ago the music industry officially surrendered to the MP3. In this guest post, musician William J. Stokes examines what's happened since, and where we might be going.
The 86-year-old returns with an intense portrayal of struggle and survival in The Life Ahead
Now 93, the US artist has steadfastly stuck to his subject " "the artefacts of culture" " throughout his long career. In an exclusive interview he describes why his work is "right on the mon…
Once heralded as the next Mariah Carey, the singer has developed a no-drama style of her own
British music fund picks up 33,000 titles in biggest acquisition to date
Nigel  Andrews  analyses  the enduring appeal and influence of the  movie  that  launched  the  New  Wave
The reverberations from this seismic 1982 track are still being felt today
With the V&A hosting a VR press view for 'Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser', the technology seems to offer real potential
Fresh from Céline Sciamma's 'Portrait of a Lady on Fire', the actress returns to the stage with director Gisèle Vienne
An all-star cast includes Jack Black and Isla Fisher in this dark audio comedy-drama where laughter is laced with anxiety
Catapulted to fame as the first James Bond, he became one of the UK's most durable stars
Blooms, plants and vegetables have helped develop the technology of taking pictures
