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Two houses for me, no jobs for you

06.11.09

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Doctor Parnassus isTerry Gilliam's flying circus

16.10.09

There are plenty of wild ideas in Terry Gilliam's latest epic — The Imagination of Doctor Parnassus - but his flights of fancy don't really lead anywhere.... more

Costa Posher in Spain

05.08.09

The rugged coastline of north-east Spain was a favourite haunt of Dalí and Picasso. It's still largely unspoilt and a cut above the fish'n’chips culture of resorts further south... more

The bitter family battle for the L’Oréal billion

20.07.09

As a society photographer faces trial for allegedly swindling France’s richest woman out of a fortune, Kim Willsher reports on a very French feud... more

Ron Arad - My London

29.05.09

Ron Arad's heroes are Bob Dylan and Marcel Duchamp, and he's inspired by The London Library... more

Ex-thief is aiming to steal the Chelsea Flower Show

09.04.09

A former art thief caught with works by Warhol, Dali and Chagall is helping to create a garden for Chelsea Flower Show... more

Best London galleries and museums

08.04.09

From rock 'n' roll and graffiti art to Henry VIII and the workings of the human body, London's galleries and museums have something for everyone.... more

Old Masters to Pop Artists as Tate unveils its blockbusters

03.09.08

Blockbuster shows of works by JMW Turner, Anthony van Dyck and stars of the Pop Art movement are highlights of the new programme at the Tate... more

Is this woman Salvador Dali's secret daughter?

15.08.08

He was terrified of the female body and made love to his wife only once. Yet last week, a woman claimed to be the love child of modern art's weirdest genius.... more

Return of the kitchen Godfather

17.10.07

It is a calmer, more mature Marco Pierre White who has opened a new restaurant at Stamford Bridge. And the tell-tale signature on his dishes is just as strong as ever.... more

The Dali I knew

04.06.07

Tate Modern's exhibition of Salvador Dalí's flirtation with film is full of insights into the master of Surrealism and brings back a flood of memories for Brian Sewell.... more

Critic's choice: top 5 exhibitions

31.05.07

Antony Gormley's fog in a box, a collaboration between Dali and Disney plus the last chance to see Monet's pastels are some of London's top exhibition draws.... more

Disney and Dali debut at Tate

30.05.07

A short film collaboration between Walt Disney and Salvador Dali will be shown for the first time at the artist's Tate Modern show, which opens on Friday.... more

Critic's choice: top five exhibitions

17.05.07

Surrealism at the V&A, digital projections from innovative American artist Paul Chan and exotic sculptures at the Camden Arts Centre are among Hephzibah Anderson's top five exhibitions.... more

Critic's choice: Top 5 exhibitions

26.04.07

A fresh generation of fashion designers steps into the limelight in New York Fashion Now and it's your last chance to catch the Hogarth exhibition.... more

Critic's choice: Top 5 exhibitions

19.04.07

The Royal Academy's latest exhibition reveals that Monet was a thoughtful draughtsman, East meets West in A Slap in the Face! and it's your last chance to see Tate Modern's Sliding Doors.... more

Surreally thrilling

16.04.07

Shallow and silly it may be, but the V&A's new surrealism exhibition is an intriguing survey of an incoherent movement, says Brian Sewell. ... more

How weirdness took on the world

11.04.07

The fantastic Surrealism And Design exhibition at the V&A keeps faith with the artists' craziness.... more

Critic's choice: Top 5 exhibitions

11.04.07

East meets West in the A Slap in the Face! exhibition, the V&A traces the influence of surrealism on design and Camouflage takes us from the battlefield to the catwalk.... more

Things are getting Surreal at the V&A

21.03.07

The V&A's new exhibition is exploring the influence Surrealism has had on the worlds of fashion, design, film and advertising.... more

Tate Modern slides its way to the top

21.02.07

Tate Modern became London's most-visited tourist attraction last year, overtaking the British Museum and the National Gallery in popularity.... more

Shock of the old

28.12.06

Belle de Jour was described as pornography when it was first released in 1967 and the film from great Spanish director Luis Buńuel has lost none of its provocative power.... more

The ultimate pub guide

20.12.06

Kate Moss has decreed that pubs beat parties, clubs or bars. Luckily, London has a fantastic array of watering holes. Here we select the best places to huddle this Christmas.... more

An exhibition at the Serpentine, selected from his vast private collection of work by other artists, suggests that the judgement of this now old Young British Artist is utterly conventional, says Brian Sewell... more

Moving art museum 'fills gap in our culture'

16.10.06

Britain's first museum of moving art has opened in the East End. Kinetica, at Old Spitalfields Market, showcases technological and electronic art.... more

Whatever happened to Hockney?

16.10.06

The National Portrait Gallery's new exhibition charts the rise of one of the very few great draughtsmen of the 20th century - and his inexplicable decline.... more