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Sketches and finished works feature in the city’s first exhibition of work by the Venetian painter
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The influential collector discusses the unusual path she took into the art world and the rewards of being a patron
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Russell Tovey stars as a man forced to face his dark past after he is implicated in the disappearance of his wife’s sister
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A pioneer of chillout music who linked Ibiza’s bohemian past with its clubbing present
Richard Egarr conducts the first recording of the Czech composer’s last major work
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The latest album from Damon Albarn’s side-project draws a diverse array of musical personalities
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