No one comes off well in this film adaptation of JG Ballard’s 1975 dystopian fable, which traces the unraveling of the social order in a Barbican-like des res on the outskirts of a city, says Nick Bradshaw

James H Bollen's book of photographs depicts the cityscape of empty, dilapidated houses and apartments and the leitmotifs that influenced the novelist's work

Iain Sinclair’s relentless pessimism about the London Olympics fails to depress Chris Hall.

The Gagosian has gathered the art world’s great and good in tribute to the late author JG Ballard.

On a walk across Dubai, the author pays homage to JG Ballard at the world’s tallest building.

With the death of JG Ballard in April, modern architecture lost one of its strangest and most powerful advocates.