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David Shrigley collaborates with Maison Ruinart to create a series of mischievous paintings

Nina Leger discusses her recent award-winning novel and the need to create a female gaze unconcerned with male fantasy

Thomas Bolger visits Istanbul’s Ajwa Hotel Sultanahmet

Stephen Bruner reflects on love and tragic loss with It Is What It Is

Thomas Bolger talks to Don McCullin about his landmark landscape exhibition

Thomas Bolger visits the Yorkshire Sculpture Park to witness Alfredo Jaar’s permanent installation

Dan Snaith discusses his latest album Suddenly, a lyrical exploration of love, loss and family

Thomas Bolger travels to the Apennine Mountains with The European Nature Trust, looking for the endangered Marsican bear

Thomas Bolger travels to Brussels to immerse himself in Roger Ballen’s deep, dark world

Thomas Bolger travels to Berlin to preview the latest in Saraceno’s hybrid web series, a complex, social, interconnected dance between humans and spiders

A collaboration between childhood friends – musician Four Tet and artist Anna Liber Lewis – explores clubbing nostalgia and bodies in flux

At the 2019 International Film Festival Rotterdam, Thomas Bolger talked to Daniel Bird about never before seen outtakes from Parajanov’s poetic masterpiece – The Colour of Pomegranates

Tom Bolger talks to the acclaimed musician about his latest album and finest work to date

Thomas Bolger travels to Bogotá for the international art fair ARTBO, selecting the best work from Latin America

Artist Eliza Hopewell discusses the importance of being naked, subverting the male gaze and the need for honesty on social media

Robert Darch’s fictionalised photographic narrative reflects an eerily recognisable dystopia

The director of the South London Gallery discusses transformative renovation, social responsibility and unlocking creativity

Award-winning set and costume designer Katrina Lindsay discusses her work on the National Theatre’s spectacular adaption of Andrea Levy’s novel

Christian Marclay’s cinematic meditation on temporality and mortality continues to entrance audiences at Tate Modern

Jack Latham’s latest book examines the secretive gathering of the San Francisco Bohemian Club and the characters on its fringes