Rob Sharp
Rob Sharp is arts correspondent of The Independent and i newspapers. He has worked for The Independent since July 2007, reporting to both the news and features editors. He has previously supplied regular arts stories to The Observer, occasionally The Sunday Telegraph and The Guardian, and even more occasionally The New Statesman and The Art Newspaper. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and a former British Press Award nominee.
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Row over sale of sacred Aboriginal stone
28 October 2011 12:00 AM
A cultural conflict between Britain and Australia sparked by the attempted sale of a sacred Aboriginal artefact in Kent looks set to be reignited.
Bourne again: ballet's enfant terrible bites back
27 October 2011 12:00 AM
Bafta winner lined up for Stone Roses reunion film
26 October 2011 03:00 AM
A celebrated filmmaker known for his gritty insights into British urban culture is to document one of the year's most high-profile musical reunions, The Independent can reveal.
UK museums warned over dealings with Saudi regime
26 October 2011 03:00 AM
Ofcom clears Sri Lanka film
25 October 2011 12:00 AM
A Channel 4 documentary about alleged war crimes in Sri Lanka has been cleared of breaching the broadcasting code. The regulator Ofcom, which received 118 complaints about Sri Lanka's Killing Fields, said its content did not exceed what a Channel 4 audience would have expected.
Tintin movie draws fire from diehard fans
22 October 2011 10:00 AM
They call themselves "Tintinologists". So ahead of Hollywood's film version of the adventurous Belgian's story, which is premiering in Brussels tonight, the adaptation of the graphic novel series faces not so much criticism as uproar.
Tintin: Mad about the boy
22 October 2011 12:00 AM
Radio 4 makes Al Pacino an offer he can't refuse...
21 October 2011 12:00 AM
Actor signs up for BBC documentary about his life as an actor – and his new Oscar Wilde film
Eyes on the Turner Prize
21 October 2011 12:00 AM
It is famed for its wacky works – and with one piece titled The Same Old Crap, this year's Turner Prize is no exception
The sense of a happy ending – Barnes wins the Booker
19 October 2011 12:00 AM
He's made the shortlist three times before, but finally the novelist has taken the prize
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Johnny Marr talks relationships and reunions
In pictures: After the flood
Death becomes her: A very modern mortician
School of chop: Learning the art of butchery
The man who's eaten everywhere
A Berliner in 1963 – but did John F Kennedy once admire Adolf Hitler?
