Musicians, curators and producers put their sonic spin on the artist’s paintings

The director on recreating cinema’s ‘punk rock moment’ in Nouvelle Vague

A harrowing docudrama recreates the killing of a five-year-old Palestinian girl in Gaza

Which images best tell the story of the last 25 years? Our critics and editors make their case

The Northern Irish poet confronts years of depression with a spare honesty

How the late photographer did more than anyone to promote the medium

Can we ever combine justice with forgiveness?

In a quest to discover if Bob Dylan is his father, Sam Sussman’s Boy from the North Country reimagines his late mother’s affair with the musician

His paintings have fetched the highest prices for a living artist. But as Doig explains, his new show at London’s Serpentine Gallery is more about the music

Nick Cave’s chief collaborator – and sartorial twin – in the Bad Seeds has found fresh purpose at an Indonesian animal sanctuary

A new biography suggests the relationship between Elvis Presley and his maligned manager is ripe for reappraisal

Misan Harriman’s street portraits debunk the idea that today’s youth are less politically active than previous generations

The 81-year-old’s transgressive photos of sex workers, trans people and the elderly in Pinochet’s traumatised Chile go on display in her first UK solo show

Seventy years after his death, the larger-than-life American photographer – who gave an intimate glimpse into New York’s gay scene in the 1930s and 40s – is finally undergoing a reappraisal

As a teenager, Dennis Morris was invited to take pictures of Bob Marley. The photographer never looked back

Has Bono’s activism been at the expense of his art? How has a brush with death changed him? And what does a friend of George W Bush make of Trump? The U2 singer tells all