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Xan Brooks meets the cast of Fantastic Mr Fox at the East London set before the film festival.
David Hockney describes the challenge of painting clouds, noting that if done too tightly, the sense of depth and form is lost.
A Palestinian American representative calls for a ceasefire to save lives, stating that the cries of Palestinian and Israeli children sound no different.
The project unites buyers with local makers, offering customizable furniture pieces.
Bob Mankoff and Colin Stokes predict the winners of the 2017 Academy Awards in this episode.
Five tonnes of rubbish accumulate daily in Paraguay's landfills, which Favio Chávez transforms into musical instruments for children.
German photographer Peter Langenhahn creates unique sports photo collages from thousands of images.
The Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth showcases Tuda artifacts and innovative architecture.
Simon Russell Beale performs Shakespeare, invoking hills brooks and standing lakes in The Tempest.
34 works by Lucas Cranach the Elder are held in British national collections, reflecting the historical significance of German art in Britain.
Today, rescuing priceless art from crumbling cathedral walls in Haiti is a major challenge.
Sarah Hemming visits Stratford-upon-Avon to discuss the RSC's reimagined Robin Hood production.
The East wing of the Glasgow School of Art began to smoke, prompting multiple fire engines to respond to the scene during a dramatic event.
Chris Levine recalls shooting a holographic portrait of Elizabeth II, capturing her stillness.
The Queen humorously assesses Kate Middleton's suitability for Prince William in a poem.
Ruin lust captures the fascination with decay in art, architecture, and urban landscapes.
Sarah Lucas creates art at the some John's Hotel in Chinatown, London, during her residency.
The English National Ballet will launch 'She Said' in April, featuring new works by female choreographers to address gender imbalance in dance.
Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat discuss their creative process behind Sherlock's success.
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui presents Apocifru at the Brighton festival, blending diverse dance styles.
John Soane's museum in Lincoln's Inn Fields showcases art and architecture from his life.
Sotheby's auction in Beijing features a record-setting painting by our wall for 76 million yuan.
Oliver Wainwright interviews Sou Fujimoto about London's Serpentine Pavilion 2013 design.
A train derails in Spain, killing at least 78 people, as captured by security cameras.
Sondheim reveals his new musical adaptation with David Ives, inspired by Buñuel's films.
Steve Schapiro talks about his photography on the set of Taxi Driver and its intense moments.
Britain's street magician Julius Dein captivates audiences with his unique blend of humor and magic tricks, gaining popularity on social media platforms.
The Summer Fiction Issue, Crimes & Misdemeanors, releases this week with a new trailer.
Jeremy Deller's Sacrilege installation is a hit at Sydney's Festival Village in Hyde Park.
Tamsin Greig plays a female Malvolio in Twelfth Night, redefining the character's essence.
Taha Alhiti explains the intricate process and challenges of Arabic calligraphy.
Glaswegian visual artist Stephen Skrynka transforms the traditional wall of death motorbike attraction into a unique art form while navigating personal and collaborative challenges.
Workers at Proportion London have crafted mannequins for over 20 years, using techniques that transform creative concepts into retail displays.
In the Hizbollah-controlled Ouzai suburb of Beirut, local artists transform the area through an initiative that enhances its visual appeal and fosters community pride.
The Boy with Tape on his Face shares insights from the Edinburgh Fringe festival.
Robin Wright becomes an animated version of herself in Miramount's The Congress at Cannes.
Igor Savitsky saves 40,000 forbidden artworks during the Soviet Union's reign in Uzbekistan.
Brenda Equihua, a luxury-wear designer in Los Angeles, integrates her Mexican heritage into modern fashion, highlighting cultural identity through her designs.
Site-specific theatre at the Edinburgh fringe showcases more ambitious productions this year.
John Eicke competes in the annual Living Statue Championship in Arnhem, Netherlands.
Moonshiners discuss the dangers of prison life, including the need to handle bullying and violence among inmates.
The San Francisco ArtCar Festival features outrageous automobiles and artistic expression.
London's Oxford Circus features a new diagonal pedestrian crossing inspired by Shibuya, Tokyo.
The Photographers' Gallery reopens on Ramly Street with Ed Burtynsky's exhibition and new facilities.
Adrian Searle critiques The History of the Saatchi Gallery as an art book or oversize paperweight.
The National Theatre in London presents Wonderland, reimagining Lewis Carroll's tale for the Internet age.
Michael Sieben's dedication to Austin, Texas, highlights his influential role in skateboarding culture through his work with Thrasher Magazine and local artistic contributions.
Norman Reedus and Greg Nicotero discuss Daryl's development on Sky News Sunrise.
