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Fujiko Nakaya: Nebel Leben is the first comprehensive survey exhibition of the visionary sculptor outside of Japan

The electronic music pioneer on Brexit, rave, streaming and re-imagining the band's hits three decades on

The Dutch actor brought depth at a time when the industry expected little more from roles than grunting henchmen, murderous Nazis or ring fodder for Rocky Balboa

For many of us, holidays offer a chance to catch up on our reading and in our post-Covid, post-Brexit world, so too does tortuous travel. CHARLIE CONNELLY has you covered

Even if banging on about vegetables is tiring, eating them isn’t

A new recording of a Bob Dylan classic takes our columnist back to a bathetic night in Wisconsin

Hip hop and rap are holding a mirror up to a changing Latvia, its problems and its obsessions

The return of the band who made a continent cool

Unless we change our thinking, we will never achieve a revolution in our understanding of reality. We need to shed our ignorance

Eating well goes beyond the food itself. It's about understanding the story behind each and every bite

Disabled people are stuck inside a reality defined by the non-disabled

These theories have a deep yet simple-sounding approach to reality and physicists have been using them for years

No matter our age, we can always construct and reconstruct our mental abode inside our minds. But, we must remember to clear out objects that have served their purpose

Little known elsewhere, the brutal Calcio Storico is a 500-year-old annual tradition unique to the Tuscan city

I was eight years old when I discovered Albert Einstein. His words not only changed my life, but scientific thinking too

Yes, art can shape our reality. But the metaverse can show us what could be possible in our future

In the future, we’ll be working and playing in digital worlds. Therefore the time to find any meaning in them is now

In Hamlet, Ophelia holds the promise that love doesn't recoil in the face of reality. It is time we opened our arms to the idea

Both Newton and Einstein were right. But, if there are so many inexhaustible, infinite realities, what's to say that there may actually be none at all?

Archaeological evidence indicates the language was used in southern England before the Roman invasion of AD43

Just as art allows us to expand our constructs, so does this new technological terrain. This is the future artists like myself paint

My books pledge and hope that while they have your attention you will not be alone, and that the same will be true when you are finished

A new Netflix show about tech-bro chaos and indulgence is topical and current. It's also completely played out

As the show's writer and sole performer, Nikhil Parmar deserves the highest praise for creating a show that's sad, funny and honest in equal measure

This recipe is refreshingly simple. But, more importantly, they’re affordable too

There are 26 letters in the English alphabet, but three of them need not be there at all. Could they be put to better use?

In an ever-vigilant society it’s often worth keeping your wits about you. But, has this practice gone too far?

French director Olivier Assayas has spun his cult 1990s film Irma Vep into a sexy, funny, dizzyingly multilayered TV series.

Organisers wanted to shake up a German contemporary art show. They did that, all right

Two centuries since his dramatic death at sea, the legacy of Percy Bysshe Shelley lives on

Salem is the King of Manele – the Middle Eastern-flavoured Romanian pop music descended from Roma folk music. But, some of his material divides audiences

If Angela Rayner’s trip to the lawns of Glyndebourne put a different social spin to opera, music bosses will surely be buying her champagne