Category - Arts

• ‘Joseph the Dreamer’ returns
• Taryn Simon’s American Fiction
• Is nobody safe? Now the robots are putting school snappers out of work
• CCP’s National Theatre Live explores conviction and power in two production­s
• Row over ceiling art hits new heights
• Artist's 1905 oil painting of London youth stirs interest ahead of auction
• De Kooning Draws a Picture
• Felix Catarata gathers rural inspiratio­ns in his first solo show
• BUILDING A GATEWAY FOR WESTSIDE ART Nearly two years into her tenure, Hammer Museum director is using platform built by predecesso­r as foundation for next era
• An Online Off Broadway Tour de Force
• Bayeux Tapestry draws crowds
• PICK OF TODAY’S TV
• Dolly Parton museum captures her sparkle and spirit
• Opinion Joshua Waller
• Explore: Hull, 'ast Yorkshire
• Tarek Atoui’s Turbine Hall hits Tate Modern
• Berlioz’s epic Les Troyens falls apart before its Paris premiere
• Museums are open; let’s walk in
• Profession­al headshot conveys the image you want
• Diner’s on shaky ground
• OUT ON THE TOWN
• the look book: golden promgoers
• Genre-defying Canadian poet Carson awarded Nobel Prize in literature
• WHERE TO...
• Hamnet composer Max Richter to receive Ivor Novello award for ‘ingenuity and impact’
• LENS FILTERS MASTERCLAS­S
• Half-term days out they won’t forget
• Create a free digital photo frame
• Serendipit­y
• Apparatus Cofounder Announces Miami Opening
• Restoring an original
• A guide for visiting BTS leader’s exhibition
• Best books...chosen by Kate Atkinson
• Statue broken up — but artist isn’t
• Young star wins big art prize
• THE HISTORIAN
• Your Best Photos
• Jeanine De Bique