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The Franco-Moroccan photographer created an important and distinctive body of work
World's largest operator says attendance has plummeted 85% since reopening of US screens
The ambitious staging, exploring centuries of African history and colonisation, had a breathtaking score and lush vocals
The new online series from Gustavo Dudamel's orchestra should win converts quickly
'People are afraid, they're tired " if we can truly give them some uplifting escapism, they will go back'
Backlash over campaign overshadows £257m of Covid support funding for arts organisations
Comments made by a member of the K-pop boy band about Korean war spark fury on social media in China
Stars such as Marianela Nuñez and Vadim Muntagirov exuded pride and joy after a hiatus of seven months
The eight-minute track's complex structure proved highly influential
The latest transformation of a piece of London's industrial past into a vibrant new museum and exhibition space
Subtitled Hollywood Con Queen, the series probes a scam luring film business hopefuls to fake shoots in Jakarta
Pressed, dried or captured in resin, preserved blooms have never looked fresher
Stéphane Ashpool's community basketball courts are a cultural hub, a safe space and glorious artwork to get a game in
The postponement of the new Bond feature has the multiplexes in meltdown. But film is about much more than blockbusters
The design issue, starring Axel Vervoordt, Yinka Ilori, Ron Arad, Peter Copping, Sophie Ashby, Flora Soames and more…
Virtuoso rock star who played the guitar like no other
A loose, creepy adaptation transfers the characters and setting of Henry James's novella to the 1980s
The performance artist reflects on her childhood and her groundbreaking works in an intimate documentary
Janice Sutherland's well-handled film is broadcast on Infant Loss Remembrance Day
The British pianist pays homage to Charlie Parker in an album full of stark contrasts
The quartet and a host of collaborators play tribute to folk singer and activist Pete Seeger
Ottavio Dantone conducts this enjoyable and generously sung recording
The instrument sounds both haunting and hopeful on the US band's sixth album
The Mancunian's powerful voice shines against stripped-back arrangements in this posthumous album
The singer-songwriter rarely changes gear from breathy, nonchalant singsong
