Nobody is beyond suspicion in new eight-part Netflix comedy from ‘Bridgerton’ producer Shondaland
The trailblazing gallerist on the transformation of Hong Kong’s art world and what’s driving a new class of collectors
Moving to a Milanese palazzo penthouse was a coup de foudre, but the space reflects the former president of Dior Americas’ serpentine pathway there from Pennsylvania to Paris and New York
Disney’s live-action reworking of its 1937 classic arrives pre-mired in controversy
The Scouse crime drama focuses on relationships and the everyday alongside the inevitable nefarious activity
The actor plays boyhood friends turned warring 1950s mob bosses in Barry Levinson’s unchallengingly familiar movie
Interlaced on porcelain stools, or crafted in wicker and clutching around armchairs, hands are being used to make sculptural statements – from the deeply sensuous to the strangely sci-fi
Empty Gallery, a ‘black-cube’ arts space situated in a Hong Kong high-rise, has a reputation for immersive, experimental experiences
A quartet of Copenhagen creatives has restored a Puglian pile – and you can rent it
Owen Hatherley on the refugees who revolutionised the country’s visual culture
Two Janáček operas open in Germany, with Krzysztof Warlikowski’s production of ‘Káťa’ providing a gut punch
A knockabout spoof of Bram Stoker’s classic is lifted by its talented ensemble
A lively exhibition at Hong Kong’s Palace Museum explores the culture of feasting — including a centuries-old predecessor to Deliveroo
Grievances and revelations are unleashed in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ absorbing family drama at the Hayes Theater, New York
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s concerts at London’s Barbican featured Marsalis’s magisterial Fourth Symphony
The articles readers loved this week, from a woman’s guide to the necktie to alternative St Patrick’s Day pints
Stephen Graham’s ★★★★★ crime drama ‘Adolescence’; Michael Jackson’s accusers fight for a jury trial in ‘Leaving Neverland 2’; two hustlers pull off a daring drug heist in ‘Dope Thief’; Tamara Lawrance stars in gritty drama ‘Get Millie Black’ by Marlon James; ‘A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story’ revisits the case of the last woman to be hanged in Britain; ‘With Love, Meghan’ is an indulgent lifestyle show — reviews by Dan Einav and Róisín Lanigan
The former first lady teams up with her elder sibling Craig Robinson in a series about . . . well, what?
The artist on staging a playful response to London’s Wallace Collection — and an imaginary raid of its contents
Originating in Scotland, it was modified by Irish singer Francis McPeake and later sung by artists such as Bob Dylan and Judy Collins
Scotland-based Chalk Plaster innovates to remould traditional techniques — from Georgian-inspired cornicing to striking geometric ceiling roses
Few subjects cared for his unnerving depictions — and a show at London’s National Portrait Gallery makes clear why
As attitudes to the disease have evolved over the years, so has the art we create about it
