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The industrial district has attracted museums, commercial galleries and more
The curator and philanthropist promotes the artists of the region through acquisition, writing and lectures
The man behind Mexico City’s Museo Jumex has led the transformation of the capital’s art landscape
He makes miniature ceramic sculptures which carry an outsized emotional impact
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The pair are excellent as a libertarian sheriff and a suburban mother with a mysterious past
The ham-fisted haunting in the new series of ‘The Crown’ is too little too late
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The creative consultant and ceramicist on playlists, Pristine Nails and her perfect black Jaguar
The tone of nature documentaries has shifted from one of celebration to bleakest warning, where the only appropriate response seems to be pure dread
The former OutKast member surprises with long, hallucinatory tracks that conjure the neo-hippy milieu of California
Conductor John Nelson has made a pick ‘n’ mix version with less familiar arias
A two-disc release offers fresh insights into a legendary 1953 concert in Toronto
The K-pop girl group sway between ballads and pop bangers in their latest record
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