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A contrasting tone of discordance and tunefulness runs through the album
The Bristol band's third studio album is more burnished but still full of rage
The Australian band's debut album critiques small communities and mass media
The indefatigable artist on working through lockdown, painting the dead and the emotions behind her new show
An emblem of the Modernist movement that thrived in 1930s Britain
From scissors to desks to lamps, all you need to create a great working environment
The American artist talks about his eerie images that capture computers' understanding of nature and human faces
The post-impressionist group's daring furnishings are keenly sought after " and vanishingly rare
The artists discuss their exhibitions at the New Art Centre near Salisbury, which explore tactility, reflection and horror
Inspired dishes, glamorous hosts and happy family lives make for therapeutic viewing during the pandemic
Catherine Sarr is creating a joyful collection of black creativity " shaped in conversation with curator Naomi Beckwith
A Barbican exhibition traces the dancer/choreographer's steps from outsider-artist collaborations to outlandish costumes
Plus: $80m Botticelli at Sotheby's; lawsuits in Marlborough Gallery feud; Rebecca Wei joins Lévy Gorvy
The photos taken by the children attending the Sirkhane Darkroom workshop tell their story better than anyone. Now its founder wants to widen his lensÂ
Designer Natacha Ramsay-Levi and her community of brilliant women
The economist's bestseller is now a documentary " but has it been overtaken by events?
A fun, frantic screen adaptation of Nancy Springer's young adult novel
A beauty pageant is the focus of Channing Godfrey Peoples's debut film
Henry Golding plays a tourist in his country of origin in Hong Khaou's impressive film
The artist's elaborately produced books are celebrated in a lavish new study and a show at the Centre Pompidou
The actress on her private passion
Marlene Taschen explains why bold, beautiful " and sometimes brash " spell big business in the lavish world of coffee-table tomes
Series such as Final Fantasy offer immersive experiences like no other medium
The singer is under fire for calling social distancing a 'pseudoscience' but he has a duty as an artist to respond to events
The city's Mauritshuis is offering visitors an enthralling opportunity to view a masterpiece without crowds
