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Some people are travelling abroad to get vaccinated in wake of severe shortages and increasing case numbers
The much-married socialite was known for using her powerful status to further her charitable endeavours
He has spent his career testing the boundaries between life and virtual reality, in his studio and now on the opera stage
Exhibition of items from the Royal Collection highlights the gifts two empires exchanged, from awards to armour
The Turkish film-maker explains why he’s returning to the art world after a 10-year self-imposed exile
The mezzo-soprano on her climate-themed album Eden, singing in prison and why music is like nature
The yearlong series at Kings Place embraces early music and contemporary classical, folk singers and gospel choirs
Nights to remember from a 16th-birthday bash hosted by a hip-hop star to a fancy-dress rave in Mumbai
Monochrome is all about mood, mystery and perfectly cut clothes
His new show at London’s Science Museum reflects the rainforest’s glories — human, animal and landscape — but recognises the dangers they face
The artist-duo, feeling excluded by major institutions, are opening an east London gallery devoted to their own work
With a business model which includes jetting off to global art fairs, the industry is facing a reckoning over its environmental harm
Plans for new skyscrapers raise questions over the future of the Square Mile — and the need to protect its past
This captivating exhibition of 103 recently rediscovered pictures includes some of the Japanese artist’s most mysterious work
The blockbusting number-grid game was just one of many brainteasers produced by his Nikoli group
Ahead of a new exhibition, an interview with the artist on how she captures tranquility and darkness
The classicist on why the study of Greece and Rome matters in the Netflix age — and how to beat Boris Johnson in a debate
A mammoth dollop of whipped cream, a giant ship in a bottle, a towering 115-metre slide: the metropolis is dotted with stunning, often subversive public art — if you know where to look . . .
In his reworking of gay magazines from the 1970s and 80s, Pacifico Silano explores ideas of masculinity and queer identity
He and Wolfgang Tillmans, who photographed ‘Break Down’, talk about consumerism, YBAs and what they’d tear up now
The bygone bohemia of the Seventies and Eighties is chronicled in the work of the late photographer
Migrants have long helped the city’s music scene to flourish — now a concert series is set to celebrate their role
The Japanese capital is a treasure trove where you can find everything from classics by high-end designers to exquisite 1920s furniture (via kimono belts)
A mainstay of queer satire, the art form has always used the latest technology to subvert the powerful
Blooms, plants and vegetables have helped develop the technology of taking pictures
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