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‘Madness’, creativity and the post-pandemic culture
As immersive Van Gogh exhibits sell out across the world, art’s alternate realities have never looked so good
Planned overhaul of UK broadcaster’s remit will have big influence on any privatisation
Elisabeth Moss shines as the leader of the resistance against theocratic Gilead
Unguarded moments on camera underline the awful truth in an ITV documentary about the Princess of Wales
The documentary follows a noted civil rights lawyer who became the surprise new district attorney of Philadelphia
Fischli/Weiss’s edition of the 1933 stool by Alvar Aalto comes with its own slogan-bearing T-shirt
Director Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe seeks to foster dialogue between the Asian continent and the US at a time of heightened tension
Queen Victoria’s husband Prince Albert commissioned watercolours of the Crystal Palace exhibition from artists Joseph Nash and Louis Haghe
‘We need to celebrate this summer, even if we end up only able to make merry in our back gardens’
Crafted in isolation, the musician’s new album expresses a powerful need for company
‘Hall of Fame’ and ‘Culture III’ illustrate a new development in rap’s talent for self-aggrandisement
Dystopian themes are intensified by tensions within the industrial-metal band
The artistry and intimacy of a 4in x 6in masterpiece
Playing on a piano dating from 1859, the British pianist delivers an unusual recording of these lofty works
The singer celebrates the power of women, family and the rising stars of Abidjan on a new album
The American pianist evokes the strong emotions of a Hollywood score across this detailed recording
The organisers of this long-standing event have come up with some fresh ideas to meet the new realities of dual working
From ‘Mother Muse’, the new collection by the former Jamaican Poet Laureate
In a triple partnership, the arts and antiques fair is offering educational support to recent art graduates
The Swiss entrepreneur discusses his ongoing search for a museum to house his vast array of historic art
Glassmaking is now very much seen as a proper art form and over the past 20 years has grown inexorably
The gallery’s directors have seen radical changes in the trade in five decades
This well-balanced programme of classics and recent commissions was performed at London’s Royal Festival Hall
Staged at Immersive LDN in London, the event — based on the BBC series — whisks its audience on a journey through time and space
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