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From diversity in film to post-pandemic theatre, how the creative sector is facing the future. Supported by Sky Arts
The style innovator introduced Britain to creations of his own as well as international objects
Picasso, Braque, Hockney . . . pools as artwork have quite a history. Now today’s artists are dipping in
Ditch the jargon, use tech and tell stories in more modern ways
Her ambition is ‘to see more black work, more queer work, more female work on screen’
From delivering food to making scrubs, regional theatres are reimagining their roles
The industry needs to cater for young, diverse, tech-engaged audiences
Covid-19 accelerates galleries’ shift from glitzy showrooms to online viewings
Led by a dexterous Laura Dern, the show brilliantly explores hierarchies, friendship and power-play in the workplace
The activist organisation’s roots in 1970s UK are explored in Rubika Shah’s film
First-time performers add to the electric charge of this London-set movie
He heads a stellar cast in this story of a grifting preacher in an outlandish Ohio outpost
Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter are reunited in a save-the-cosmos caper
The Norwegian explorer on the inspiration and future of his 800-strong holding of contemporary works
The fair’s latest Online Viewing Rooms are focused on works made this year
The Athens-based businessman on the first public show of his collection, growing up in Nigeria and his wariness of hype
A vast and vibrant exhibition brings cultural life and even a sense of introspection to the city’s temple of hedonism
The winner of the Art Basel/BMW Art Journey award is off on her travels, undaunted
In a group exhibition included in the town of Basel’s Art Days, Haitian artist Tessa Mars finds surprisingly deep links between the Swiss city and the Caribbean
Closures during the pandemic have led to the rapid development of Online Viewing Rooms
Sarah Paulson, Judy Davis and Sharon Stone in a show of garish plot, gleaming visuals and febrile atmosphere
Artists will be able to list upcoming events as interest in online alternatives during pandemic grows
The London venue goes into the autumn season with an impressive programme of 100 events
The artist’s lyrical yet violent landscapes are a perfect match for their setting in an English stately home
Queer and trans representation in video games is rising but still all too rare and simplistic
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