Creativity

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Butterfly effects

Review: Work claiming to fuse art, technology, design and the natural world can often leave people cold, but a new installation at Pace London by a mysterious Tokyo collective is an experience like no other

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Dance moves: when music burnt itself out

Our Dance Moves series has looked at the first 100 years of dance records to see how technology in dance has changed culture. It ends with microhouse, a jittery genre overloaded with information at the end of the millennium

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Dance moves: How Goldie made a break for it

Charting the history of innovation in dance music: jungle's breakout star Goldie pushed the nascent genre into new areas

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A new artistic approach to virtual reality

Future Trends: As artists blur the boundaries between real and virtual, the way we create and consume art will be transformed

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Mess is more

Review: The new book by popular economist Tim Harford challenges the clean desk industrial complex and offers a humane ode to untidiness

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Dance moves: the parties and happy accidents that gave us house music

House began not from deliberate ideas or any theory, but through experiments, unusual collisions and the simple joy of playing records to people in clubs

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A new gallery celebrates the work of the outsider

The Gallery of Everything bills itself as the first commercial space for outsider art. With the help of Jarvis Cocker it's shining a light on an unusual corner of the art world

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Dance moves: Riots in Lagos and the birth of electro

Charting 20th-century periods of innovation that spurred the evolution of music to dance to. With electro, the 1980s is when what we commonly understand as 'dance music' begins

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How a mining engineer's invention made pop singers all sound the same

The birth of Auto-Tune