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The sensitive film narrates the events surrounding the death of a 10-year-old boy who was stabbed in Peckham in 2000
A pioneer of chillout music who linked Ibiza's bohemian past with its clubbing present
Richard Egarr conducts the first recording of the Czech composer's last major work
This concept album contemplates grief and death with clarinet, strings and recorded conversations
The New Yorker's detailed second album moves from the spiritual to the climactic
For a break-up album, these songs are almost comforting in their melodicism and playful instrumentation
The latest album from Damon Albarn's side-project draws a diverse array of musical personalities
The Wilco singer has released a solo lockdown album that is poignantly inward-looking
RF Foster's enjoyable biography comes into its own on the poet's navigation through the Troubles
Wallpapers, upholstery and other homewares are the new canvases for both emerging and established artists
Plain, patterned or parachute cloth, new or vintage " a wealth of possibilities await
A collection pieced together from photo albums, public libraries and flea-market finds, resulting in a tapestry of the state
A global guide to the greatest second-hand interior haunts
A new project aims to tap into humanity's ancient association between fire and storytelling
Yemi Bamiro's documentary about the iconic Air Jordan basketball shoe is an inquiry into money, culture, race and design
Arab director of L.A. Mayer Museum hopes Sotheby's sale will help him continue work begun by Jewish founder
Isolation looms large in works by Thomas Adès, Helen Grime and Nico Muhly " but there is humour too
Director Rose Garnett on the importance of backing new talent and why she's confident cinemas will bounce back
Also, Marina Abramović mixes reality at Christie's, Trump painting sells well at Phillips and more
Bumps in the night signal the start of a multi-layered story in director Remi Weekes's debut about two refugees
Two men stumble towards middle age in Michael Angelo Covino's likeable and stylish comedy
The Normandy coast is the setting for François Ozon's latest film
In 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm' Sacha Baron Cohen tramples over sensitivities with customary glee
Previously unseen works are going under the hammer at Sotheby's forthcoming Parisian sale
The artist's works conjure the sights and sounds of his native Cornwall
