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With lockdown lifting for the city's museums, visitors can return to the major shows that had been forced online
A week of concerts with an emphasis on New British composers is available online from St Leonard's Church in Hythe
The second edition of the Latvian capital's art show opens this week
From an Anish Kapoor sculpture for The Cure Parkinson's Trust to a Jenny Holzer bandana supporting grassroots voting " leading artists are raising funds
Twenty new works commissioned by the #OperaHarmony project are now appearing online
Simon Schama visits the upstate sculpture park and finds spectacular work that evokes the industrial and the natural
The song was one of a number of 1970s paeans to the iconic bird
These deeply unusual interviews wrangle with art and life and include recordings from poet Franz Wright
With millions of trees infected, these haunting images capture the changing landscape
Covid crisis has thrown UK-listed cinema chain's business model into disarray
The New York-based orchestra gives the British composer and suffragette's symphony an excellent first recording
The group's sensitive interplay and attention to detail are superior to all
The country singer's new album is inspired by the Eno river where she lives, but shuns nostalgia for darker elements
The American musician's new album is full of angular melodies and plenty of emotion
This soul-funk eight-piece pairs jazzy horns with mellifluous vocals in a well-written album
This 49-track album is full of juxtapositions, but the quality remains consistently high
The singer-songwriter's first album in eight years addresses personal misfortunes, but remains upbeat
Reopening of arts venues to go ahead from Saturday amid fears of irreparable damage
The three-part series delves into the fascinating histories of Ethiopia, Senegal and Kenya
Fearless survivor Becky Southworth and director Dan Harrison meet perpetrators going through therapy
The new HBO/Sky series channels the unsettling novels of horror author HP Lovecraft to explore race in 1950s America
It is thought the oil painting by Thomas Bardwell (1736) was made following an outbreak of smallpox
Enjoy the playful vibe of these utensils in wild colours and prints
There are many ways to inject homeliness and style and reduce an institutional feel
As coronavirus pushes our living spaces to the limit, designers are under pressure to create solutions
