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The Oxford hardware shop scours the globe for designs to spark joy
Recorded in 1965, the album captures a pivotal stage in the saxophonist’s transition into jazz expressionism
Idlewild has long been a haven for African Americans. Now a new generation is fighting to save its legacy
Q&A with the artist and sculptor on planting carob trees and being friends with her children
The photographer on leaving London for Sweden — and ‘travelling inside a fish’
Who better than those who helped to enable runaway consumption to show us a way beyond it?
Beneath the intoxicating privilege, the Roy progeny are a circus of sad clowns
Our guide to living lightly – from fixing the food system to sustainable fashion and the clean, green home
The first three episodes introduce five characters from around the globe, but very few aliens
The BBC1 series follows a ragtag group brought together to do community service, but the action is better than the jokes
New BBC2 docu-series argues that the time of ‘drum machines and big hair’ was also one of unprecedented innovation
The singer’s new album makes teasing use of controversy but suffers from a determinedly slow tempo
Mudlarker and treasure-maker Ruth Tomlinson explains why she’s returning her latest collection to its source
An extraordinary restoration project on a tiny Greek island casts waste in a whole new light
This high-quality disc celebrating the Russian composer turning 90 features three of her late-period scores
Traditional Italian songs stand alongside original compositions referencing Greek myth and refugees
A newly translated collection of poetry by a writer revered in her native India offers a sense of sisterhood
There are moments of wit and insight amid a stampede of stars, knowing Gallic clichés and familiar directorial devices
Black gunslingers trade bullets and one-liners in Jeymes Samuel’s film
Adaptation of the Broadway show about a friendless boy is at its best when mining the story’s dark comedy
This extensive exhibition traces how a manifesto to reject reason was embraced worldwide, yet produced remarkably similar results
Prima ballerina celebrates 40 years with the Royal Ballet. Plus: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet double bill
The singer’s break from touring has yielded an eclectic series of collaborations and his first number single since 2005
Shakespeare at the Almedia; Love and Other Acts of Violence at the Donmar Warehouse; The Cherry Orchard at the Theatre Royal Windsor
Denis Villeneuve brings verve to the multiplex with his grandiose, sappy and flawed but also mesmeric sci-fi epic
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