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These soft shapes can bring some well-rounded perspective to your home
New film 'The Devil All The Time' assembles a starry cast from fragments of the Marvel universe
British MPs have heard stark warnings about theatre's future, but ingenuity is keeping the sector alive
The collection points to an America that candidates would do well not to forget
The city's annual celebration of creativity is a more intimate, but no less innovative, affair
UK company expands song rights catalogue and adds publishing to its portfolio
The Belgian conductor talks about premiering a new piece written by Arvo Pärt in tribute to the painter
Saatchi's daughter opens a London gallery; Jerusalem's Islamic art museum sells at Sotheby's; Fortnum & Mason boss to head Hauser & Wirth; counting the art in storage
As a new book shines a light on the work of the late American sculptor, his designer daughter recalls how his aesthetic shaped her own
Diana Darke explores how western architecture owes a great debt to eastern inspiration
All4's overseas drama strand ventures into new territory with these series
Aki Omoshaybi's film is a tale of disguises and secrets
This documentary explores the composer's eight-hour piece based on sleep cycles
'Most West End theatres are terrible venues and cannot survive if coronavirus continues'
Stephanie Edwards draws upon her childhood on Grenada to evoke a sense of calm in her urban designs
Javier Bardem stars several times over in Sally Potter's film
Czech director Vaclav Marhoul's film follows a boy's journey of horrors during the second world war
This documentary about the perils of social media and big tech is flawed but essential viewing
Filmed 15 years before 'Parasite', it tells the story of South Korea's first recorded serial killings
The jeweller Gaia Repossi seeks heart-stopping Cindy Shermans, stretchy Balenciaga and Gia Coppola's red wine
Smaller galleries have been hardest hit, while online selling platforms are a growing priority
Netflix, Amazon and Disney push into world's biggest cinema-going nation as pandemic keeps venues shut
In the clutter of an artist's workplace, can we absorb something of the creator?
The 'cowboy's lament' is one of the most widely discussed and dissected songs in the folk canon
Hollywood hangs hopes of post-pandemic cinema revival on Christopher Nolan epic
