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A new Cork Street gallery is putting one of the art world's most famous names back in its axis. Phoebe Saatchi Yates and Arthur Yates explain their plans to create a new sensation
The first show devoted to this aspect of the artist's practice opens at the Kunstforum
The co-owner of London's Nimax Theatres has a bold plan to help bring the industry out of darkness
A beautifully shot new documentary tells the story of a blighted road-building project in Colombia
Kubrick and Copland are among those who have felt the force of Richard Strauss's piece
'Ron Arad 69' at Newlands House Gallery in West Sussex is dedicated to some of the artist's more extravagant pieces
Huanxi Media must navigate censorship as well as the challenges of the streaming era
…sleeve, foot, wrist, ear " and more
Dr Tanya Byron dispenses wise advice on complex issues alongside presenter Claudia Winkleman
Picasso, Miró and Gaudà turned tiles into masterpieces. Now a new generation of creatives are reclaiming them againÂ
The patchwork trend is spreading from beds to walls " and back again
Hit drama 'Tehran' is the latest in a series of thrillers that trade in the mystique of Israel's secret service
Pandemic boredom has given film discs an unexpected boost but it is unlikely to stop the terminal decline in demand
Art's increased reliance on public money could make it blander
Meet the artists reworking the genre with high style and political fire
An arts issue dedicated to the roar of individuality
The elegant photographs present a society frozen in time
Veteran broadcaster will launch GB News next year with backing of Discovery
A new adaptation of Aldous Huxley's novel about a libidinous and inhumane future society is already dated
The platform's first non-English-language series follows an Israeli agent at large in the Iranian capital
This mini-series on Sky Atlantic/Showtime paints a nuanced picture of James Comey, the FBI and American politics
Huayi Brothers' cash crisis could be over after success of his latest 'heroic' blockbuster
Two long-established figures in left-field jazz come together to create ripples, cascades and stark dissonances
The Irish singer-songwriter's fifth solo release is clubby, foreboding and polished
The loveable opus has taken its rightful place among the 20th century's great operas
