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Long neglected, the 19th-century sculptor is a revelation at the Capodimonte Museum
Architects have been working to improve the Houston chapel that houses one of the most powerful ensembles in modern art
A track first recorded by Jerry Butler in 1964 has shed light on the tides of 20th-century history
How the humble newsstand has emerged as a hero of our times
Archive sets are changing hands for thousands. Are you sitting on a mini goldmine?
The series works by identifying viable solutions to the climate crisis
Investors should not expect movie-goers to trek back en masse to indoor venues
The streaming service has spared no expense, but this ambitious series is let down by a laboured script
The Game of Thrones star plays a young misfit searching for her father's killer in the comedy-thriller
The French-language show follows two mismatched detectives who must solve a case shrouded in the supernatural
Jukeboxes scream 'man cave', gramophones can look elegant " but are they right for the home?
The Turkish-American composer has created an exquisite jazz orchestral showcase with Middle Eastern cadences
The mountains captured by the Swiss photographer in 2019 are a far cry from the 'snowy peaks with hues of rose'
Jaunty reggae and soukous guitars fuel the musician's fourth album under his own name
The young Italian pianist pairs the cheerful with the more reflective in an enjoyable album
The American singer's sixth album is rich in empowerment platitudes but undeniably hooky
The stripped-down songs are intriguing but the vocal reverb on many tracks eventually becomes tiring
The Welsh musician's textured second album displays an acute grasp of musical dynamics
After the war, she turned her lens from the glamour of artists to the brutality of the slaughterhouse
The city's deputy mayor for culture and creative industries says the arts need strategic support to recover from the Covid crisis
Whether 2,000 or 200 years old, "gemme nummarie" are gaining contemporary currency
Five artisans talk about the experimentalism, obsessions and environmental passions that inform their work
As he makes his New York debut at Perrotin gallery, the Chinese painter Chen Fei reveals a secret obsession " for sofubi toys
Fifty years on from the first lunar landing, a new crop of designers is gazing up to the heavens for inspiration
With their smouldering femmes fatales, hard-boiled anti-heroes and quick-fire dialogue, these films are always worth revisiting
