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The director has survived Hollywood battles to find success with ‘Manchester by the Sea’
The artist found no more inspiring home than Venice — and it’s a joy to see his work back there
Juliet Stevenson and Lia Williams will randomly alternate parts in a theatrical challenge
The 1938 number is a cry of despair from the forgotten, rural heartland of America
Despite starring roles in ‘The Thick of It’, ‘Getting On’ and ‘No Offence’, her path to the top has been far from smooth
The second woman in a century to have a work produced at the Metropolitan Opera talks about the changing face of her art form
Following in the footsteps of Edward James Salisbury, the French photographer reveals the changes wrought by climate and man
Plucky British eccentricity is reflected in a varied collection of the cartoonist’s work
Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard star in this dialogue-heavy wartime melodrama
Jim Jarmusch’s teasing movie is set in a blissed-out town in New Jersey
A fascinating episode from Britain’s imperial history becomes a disappointing film
Two films from Japan and South Korea deliver macabre fun and demented diabolism
A thriving domestic scene is emerging, with galleries, exhibitions and prizes promoting local talent
This audio drama is expertly scripted and performed by an impressively starry cast
Choreographer Raimund Hoghe spins a 15-minute score into three hours of Tanztheater
Galleries and museums face mounting pressure over the ethics of corporate sponsorship
A long-divorced couple receive a posthumous letter from their son in a drama of faith and family
Family and friendship are to the fore as the forgetful blue tang embarks on a mission to find her parents
Film is based on a journal of one of the 102 passengers on the Mayflower who set out across the Atlantic in 1620
The former assassin sets off to end a collusion between a social media behemoth’s CEO and the US government
The trumpeter’s searching for the exact tempo gave birth to the transformational music of these 10 cuts
The arrangements are richly textured, from howling-wind effects to electronic nature-worship
Songs have the frazzled outlook of 1970s psychedelia with an entrancing groove uniting soul, funk and rock
The Cambridge Singers and Aurora Orchestra deliver a luminescent performance of a modern classic
Karine Deshayes and Sonya Yoncheva’s romantic expressiveness lifts this live performance to greater vocal heights
Tracks have the structure and vocal style of the typical rock song, but propelled by a jazz engine
Soothing melodies wash over the listener in this engaging concept album about our ephemerality
Sophomore album includes a banjo number, a slow march and harmony singing from all four voices
The Heath Quartet brings to the music urgency and a willingness to engage with intensity
A stirring exhibition in Philadelphia features tough truths in 20th century revolutionary art
Part pop artist, part conceptualist, she’s also a feminist with a soft spot for pornography
How a home refurbishment in Maine grew into an exceptional collection now on show in California
Federico Castro Debernardi is on a mission to open his country’s vibrant art scene up to the world
The photographer documents the collisions and the compositions on the surfaces of the cars
Collectors and museum curators are collaborating to buy artworks together
