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Brady Corbet’s Oscar-tipped period drama mingles war and architecture, while the art-popster aims for sensual wellness with her new albumThe BrutalistOut […]

Work that made its creator a superstar then mysteriously disappeared is mesmerising art lovers once moreIt was commissioned by a Greek king, made its creator a […]

Trump’s inauguration, fires in California, the hostage release in Israel and Storm Éowyn: the past seven days as captured by the world’s leading […]

Bus station blues | Sharp pencils | Peanut butter | Prince Harry | Meat-free chilli In your print edition, Oliver Wainwright describes Preston bus station, […]

Sixties art stars reconsidered, 70 years of working-class British life on camera and a multisensory meditation on Indonesian art – all in your weekly […]

Royal Academy, LondonBrazil produces incredible artists, too few of whom appear in this deluded show, which sadly fails to live up to its own hyperbolic […]

The best of this week’s wildlife photographs from around the world Continue reading...

We want to see people’s most loved brutalist buildings around the world and why people treasure themThe Brutalist, Brady Corbet’s film about a fictional […]

Photographer Richard Sharum visited the central states – condescendingly dismissed for years – to see if he could find any unifying aspects of national […]

Subterranean homes stay cool in summer and warm in winter and can save about 80% in energy costsImagine highly energy-efficient homes that use natural […]

Holburne Museum, BathThis compact yet brilliant show looks at how painters responded to the subjugation of real life in the 1960s media age, with its explosion […]

Over a four-decade career, the Franco-Haitian artist has built his own world of contrasts, contradictions and blissful escape Continue reading...

A new exhibition at the New York Historical looks back on the photographer’s intimate and surprising pictures of a diverse citySometimes compared to Diane […]

Almost 200 artists in the Altadena neighbourhood have had their homes or studios burned down, while modernist buildings and irreplaceable collections have been […]

In its heyday, Chettinad in southern India was a thriving hub of international traders. Today, the grandeur of their homes is being restored by a community […]

Estorick Collection, LondonThe contemplative ‘typewritings’ of Benedictine monk Dom Sylvester Houédard steal the show in a fascinating two-part survey of […]

ICA, LondonOne miraculous, mind-boggling work dominates this annual show of emerging artists, but there is an enormous amount of absorbing art, not least the […]

East Bank, Stratford, LondonBuilt in Italian red brick by acclaimed Irish practice O’Donnell + Tuomey, Sadler’s Wells’s vibrant new sister theatre […]

A blockbuster show of Versailles’ experiments, Takashi Murakami’s cheeky spin on classic paintings and Mallory and Irvine remembered – all in your […]

Parmigianino puts an alternative slant on Christmas, Jim Dine displays his tools, and Gabrielle Goliath takes a global view of male violence – all in your […]

Pre-internet computer creations get rebooted at Tate Modern, Graham MacIndoe documents his drug use, and a Keith Haring carousel is on show in New York – all […]