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Nero became emperor at the age of 16, ruling half the known world while grappling with a tumultuous legacy marked by political intrigue and personal tragedy.
Ang Lee's versatility as a two-time Oscar-winning director is explored through insights from Michelle Yeoh and Elijah Wood, highlighting his unique artistic identity.
Seventy-five interviews with musicians reveal a movement of young artists redefining jazz and its boundaries in contemporary music.
Yael Bartana, an Israeli artist, challenges binary narratives of identity and conflict through her art, advocating for a broader understanding of diverse perspectives.
Poul Pedersen, a pivotal figure in the Aarhus avant-garde, reflects on his unconventional artistic journey and the transformative power of art in his 90th year.
Peter Doig and Karl Ove Knausgård engage in a profound discussion about Edvard Munch's artistic struggles and the emotional connections in their own work.
Pascal and Remi LaBeouf moved to New York to learn jazz music, where they found composing their own music essential to their artistic identity.
