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Hawkwind’s Dave Brock: ‘They phone me up every day to check I haven’t died’
On tour again, the Hawkwind frontman talks about the Blitz, sacking Lemmy and why ill health won’t stop him
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The Moody Blues’ Justin Hayward: ‘I’m the band member from hell’
The rock musician on how Timothée Chalamet’s Chanel advert made him go viral, surviving Sixties hedonism, and feeling like an ‘outsider’
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The man who found a solution to the museum restitution row... using a 3D scanner
Otto Lowe’s 3D restoration technique preserves ancient heritage sites by producing startlingly accurate copies of cultural treasures
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Genesis’ Steve Hackett: ‘Phil Collins doesn’t deserve what’s happened to him’
As The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway turns 50, the former Genesis guitarist discusses the band's phenomenal success and why he left in 1977
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Susan Weil: ‘As a woman artist, you were very second-class’
Aged 93, and ahead of a new show, the artist talks about being only briefly married to Robert Rauschenberg but always overshadowed by him
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Vampire or lover – what do you see in Munch’s (other) masterpiece?
The Scream artist titled his other 1893 work Love and Patience – but the painting is often interpreted in a far more sinister way
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Thomas Heatherwick’s £1.3 billion mission to save London’s white elephant
After his success with Coal Drops Yard, the celebrated designer has a new challenge: overhauling the dilapidated Olympia exhibition hall
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How Piccadilly Circus nearly became a carbuncle
The artist Pauline Boty and her ‘Anti-Uglies’ protest movement fought to make Britain's ‘stodgy’ buildings sexy. What’s their legacy today?
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Will Palin: ‘My father is a big personality… I wanted to do something different, get a sense of myself’
The son of TV’s Michael on losing his beloved ‘unpretentious’ mum, growing up with a Python and his new project levelling up Sheppey
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Has the American Museum of Natural History’s gamble with a ‘starchitect’ paid off?
This revamp of a national treasure cost $465 million, so thank goodness it is a jaw-droppingly dazzling experience
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Has British architecture given up on actual buildings?
The Venice Biennale is the world’s most prestigious architecture festival, yet the UK's entry will be dominated by theorising. Why?
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Do real bohemians still exist?
Once the backbone of our artistic endeavours, these romantic rebels are now an endangered species. Is the bohemianism movement over?
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The artist who turned being stalked into a work of art
Pilvi Takala has been lauded for her unsettling film about social behaviour in public spaces – but one project went badly wrong
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What was Vermeer hiding in The Milkmaid?
The biggest ever Vermeer exhibition soon opens at the Rijksmuseum, where art scientists have decoded the enigmatic Dutch master’s secrets
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Why private ‘art islands’ are the new status symbol of the super rich
Never mind fusty galleries in grey, rainy cities – the world’s richest collectors are migrating their masterpieces to private islands
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Would Grade III save Britain’s heritage – or preserve it in aspic?
A bold new idea endorsed by TV presenter Kevin McCloud sets retrofitting and repurposing above novelty – but not everyone is sold
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