Japanese sculptor Kunimasa Aoki scoops the high-profile award with his stratified terracotta object, amid a mash-up of tradition and innovation
Sky executive calls for action from tech groups and government
The Korean artist brings his ghostly architecture to Tate Modern, while the Italian’s spectral works are on view at the Estorick Collection
The satirical ‘Mountainhead’ is a tech titan takedown; ‘The Salt Path’ is a memoir adaptation starring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs; Carey Mulligan and Tim Key shine in low-budget comedy ‘The Ballad of Wallis Island’; U2 documentary ‘Bono: Stories of Surrender’ has surprising depths; ‘Good One’ is a near-flawless debut about a Catskills camping trip; Wes Anderson’s ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ has action as well as whimsy — reviews by Danny Leigh
Andrew Dominik’s documentary — a record of Bono’s memoir tour — has enough to please the fans, as well as surprising depths
Whimsical, low-budget British comedies can be a recipe for irritation — but this is perfectly judged
The 78-year-old former Stooges frontman was a formidable, life-affirming performer at London’s Alexandra Palace
The film is based on Raynor Winn’s hit memoir about walking a 630-mile coastal path after being made homeless
The Malian singer talks about the challenges he faced to become a musician — and why he’s back on tour
Musk, Zuckerberg and co would surely hate Jesse Armstrong’s satire — and what better mark of success could there be
Storage becomes the star as the London institution’s eastern outpost brings its vast holdings into the light
The actor plays an antagonistic detective tasked with solving cold cases
Wagner’s mature operas constitute a big challenge for the summer festivals — but this new production is a jolly good show
Performance at London’s Sadler’s Wells impressed most when the dancer let her hair down
The BBC executive, who has died at 78, worked on path-breaking series including ‘Arena’, ‘Omnibus’ and ‘Imagine’
The spare, unadorned pieces made by the 18th-century religious sect inspire countless contemporary makers in every generation. A new exhibition explores what makes them so curiously influential
For pioneering gallerist Gavin Brown, a downtrodden retail complex in south London is the perfect spot for a summer show of video works
Picasso and Chanel helped to create it 100 years ago. As our exclusive preview reveals, English National Ballet is giving it new life
Director Ola Ince brings the febrile atmosphere of the Salem witch trials to Shakespeare’s Globe
From summer hammock to winter fireside, books can chime with the seasonal rhythms lying dormant in our crowded lives
The Brazilian shot defining, dramatic images of war, famine, migration and resilience
The actor plays a gifted lip reader who decides to investigate a jewel heist in this six-part procedural
Staging at London’s Royal Court traces the impact of Section 28, which banned ‘promoting homosexuality’
London exhibition offers a joyful array of interactive and immersive sonic experiences
Staunton and Bessie Carter make a wonderful double act in this tough staging of Shaw’s drama at London’s Garrick Theatre
