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Stories of Art from the world’s leading experts
Isabel Rawsthorne Rediscovered: The Poetry in Things
Curator Carol Jacobi shines a light on the career of artist Isabel Rawsthorne (1912 – 1992), “a missing link of 20th century art”.
play_arrow PLAY NOWRichard Westmacott’s Pediment Sculptures for the British Museum
British Museum Director Hartwig Fischer reflects on the story and inspiration behind Sir Richard Westmacott’s pediment sculptures.
play_arrow PLAY NOWSurrealism: Imagining A New World
Why did Surrealism appeal to artists across the world?
play_arrow PLAY NOWBen Street: How to Enjoy Art
Is specialist knowledge needed to enjoy and understand art?
play_arrow PLAY NOWGerhard Richter: Drawings
‘The drawings are traces of a life, creating territories in relation to limits and potentials. Communications transmitted to whoever will regard them.’ — Prof. Michael Newman
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Romance of Bricks
An intimate 65-minute portrait of the artist Liz Finch by filmmaker Nichola Bruce.
play_arrow PLAY NOWMaurizio Cattelan: Comedian
‘He created a sign that went beyond the border of the art world, beyond the border of the art fair, and invaded the collective imagination of the world.’ — Francesco Bonami on Maurizio Cattelan’s ‘Comedian’.
play_arrow PLAY NOWFrancis Bacon: Revelations
Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan chart the life and art of Francis Bacon. The conversation is expanded by Robert Storr.
play_arrow PLAY NOWSussan Babaie: Looking at Persian Painting
‘It doesn't describe, it evokes…’ — Prof. Sussan Babaie
play_arrow PLAY NOWWhat is: Degenerate Art?
‘When art is condemned, fascism prevails.’ — Dr Brad Evans
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Isabel Rawsthorne Rediscovered: The Poetry in Things 17:36 mins
Curator Carol Jacobi shines a light on the career of artist Isabel Rawsthorne (1912 – 1992), “a missing link of 20th century art”.
play_arrow PLAY NOWRichard Westmacott’s Pediment Sculptures for the British Museum 13:53 mins
British Museum Director Hartwig Fischer reflects on the story and inspiration behind Sir Richard Westmacott’s pediment sculptures.
play_arrow PLAY NOWSurrealism: Imagining A New World 8:17 mins
Why did Surrealism appeal to artists across the world?
play_arrow PLAY NOWBen Street: How to Enjoy Art 15:32 mins
Is specialist knowledge needed to enjoy and understand art?
play_arrow PLAY NOWGerhard Richter: Drawings 15:48 mins
‘The drawings are traces of a life, creating territories in relation to limits and potentials. Communications transmitted to whoever will regard them.’ — Prof. Michael Newman
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Romance of Bricks 1:05:29 mins
An intimate 65-minute portrait of the artist Liz Finch by filmmaker Nichola Bruce.
play_arrow PLAY NOWHENI Talks x Articulation: Richard Long, ‘Tame Buzzard Line’ 08:40 mins
Cassius Ashcroft and Femi Themen — alumni of the articulation Prize — explore Richard Long’s site-specific sculpture ‘Tame Buzzard Line’.
play_arrow PLAY NOWHENI Talks x Articulation: Barbara Hepworth, ‘Family of Man’ 06:41 mins
Qabir Alli and Marianne Whiting — alumni of the Articulation Prize — discuss Barbara Hepworth’s ‘Family of Man’.
play_arrow PLAY NOWHENI Talks x Articulation: Peter Randall-Page, ‘Fructus’ 06:42 mins
Articulation Alumni Lucy Miller and Oliver Garland reflect on 'Fructus' by Peter Randall-Page, exploring how the sculpture complements, juxtaposes and transforms the natural landscape in which it is placed.
play_arrow PLAY NOWMaurizio Cattelan: Comedian 12:34 mins
‘He created a sign that went beyond the border of the art world, beyond the border of the art fair, and invaded the collective imagination of the world.’ — Francesco Bonami on Maurizio Cattelan’s ‘Comedian’.
play_arrow PLAY NOWFrancis Bacon: Revelations 1:07:27 mins
Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan chart the life and art of Francis Bacon. The conversation is expanded by Robert Storr.
play_arrow PLAY NOWSussan Babaie: Looking at Persian Painting 03:57 mins
‘It doesn't describe, it evokes…’ — Prof. Sussan Babaie
play_arrow PLAY NOWWhat is: Degenerate Art? 08:19 mins
‘When art is condemned, fascism prevails.’ — Dr Brad Evans
play_arrow PLAY NOWBrian Clarke, Norman Foster and Robert Storr in Conversation 47:21 mins
An online conversation between the foremost practitioner of stained glass, architectural artist Brian Clarke and esteemed architect Sir Norman Foster, chaired by Robert Storr.
play_arrow PLAY NOWBridget Riley: The Art of Perception 12:15 mins
Discover the origins and evolution of Bridget Riley’s spectacular practice.
play_arrow PLAY NOWZaha Hadid: Sketching the Future 12:53 mins
Hans Ulrich Obrist traces how Zaha Hadid’s futuristic architecture evolved from ‘superfluid’ sketches.
play_arrow PLAY NOWBrian Clarke: The Art of Light 13:02 mins
A portrait of pioneering architectural artist Brian Clarke.
play_arrow PLAY NOWGerhard Richter: Doubt 12:00 mins
‘He disturbed my sense of what art should be.’ — Robert Storr on Gerhard Richter
play_arrow PLAY NOWCézanne: ‘The Father of Modern Art’ 14:15 mins
Jacky Klein discusses how a recluse from the French countryside became the first Modern painter.
play_arrow PLAY NOWWhat is: Brutalism? 03:56 mins
‘To think about Brutalism, is to think about concrete…’ Prof. Richard J. Williams.
play_arrow PLAY NOWWilliam Morris: Useful Beauty in the Home 12:20 mins
Discover the radical politics of interior design in the Arts & Crafts movement.
play_arrow PLAY NOWJean-Michel Basquiat: Post-Punk Prodigy 11:57 mins
How did the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat anticipate our experience of the digital?
play_arrow PLAY NOWHans Ulrich Obrist visits Etel Adnan 17:13 mins
A spirited conversation between two friends, curator Hans Ulrich Obrist and artist Etel Adnan.
play_arrow PLAY NOWGrinling Gibbons: The Carved Room at Petworth House 04:56 mins
Marvel at the most spectacular surviving work by 17th century virtuoso craftsman Grinling Gibbons.
play_arrow PLAY NOW1 Minute 1 Work: The Sake-drinking Boy 01:16 mins
Shantell Martin shares her admiration for Hishikawa Moronobu’s inspiring use of line.
play_arrow PLAY NOW1 Minute 1 Work: Gerhard Richter, Ema (Nude on a Staircase), 1966 1:19 mins
Writer Robert Storr examines Gerhard Richter’s ‘dissenting’ painting ‘Ema (Nude on a Staircase)’.
play_arrow PLAY NOW1 Minute 1 Work: Palingenesis, 1971 01:06 mins
A sensuous vision of kelly green and hot pink, take a closer look at Lee Krasner's Palingenesis (1971).
play_arrow PLAY NOWWhat is: Land Art? 04.14 mins
Ben Tufnell maps out a definition of Land Art.
play_arrow PLAY NOWAlbert Irvin: ‘Colours of Feeling’ 10:00 mins
Discover the life force behind Albert Irvin’s vibrant paintings.
play_arrow PLAY NOW1 Minute 1 Work: Dunham Massey, Bird’s-eye View from the South 1:10 mins
National Trust curator David Taylor remarks on a ‘portrait’ of a prosperous country estate near Manchester.
play_arrow PLAY NOWPaul McCarthy: ‘All for the Gut’ 15:04 mins
Can you stomach Paul McCarthy’s art? Critic Robert Storr makes the case that McCarthy is the ‘critical grotesque’ heir of much canonical satire, drawing comparisons to François Rabelais and James Gillray’s provocations.
play_arrow PLAY NOW1 Minute 1 Work: Beautiful People 01:10 mins
Curator Vincent Honoré reflects on David Wojnarowicz's final film, produced at ‘the climax of the aids crisis’.
play_arrow PLAY NOWWen Zhengming’s Wintry Trees: Mourning and Reciprocity 07:36 mins
Craig Clunas confronts the mysteries of this 16th century Chinese hanging scroll.
play_arrow PLAY NOWFrom A-Z: Etel Adnan + Hans Ulrich Obrist 30:01 mins
In the form of an alphabet of ideas, a lively and at times profound dialogue between curator Hans Ulrich Obrist and artist Etel Adnan.
play_arrow PLAY NOWWhat is: Ceramic Art? 04:10 mins
Paul Greenhalgh celebrates the richness of one of the world’s most fundamental arts.
play_arrow PLAY NOW1 Minute 1 Work: Abstract No. 2 1:07 mins
Barbican Curator Eleanor Nairne traces the rhythms of Lee Krasner’s ‘jewel-like’ painting.
play_arrow PLAY NOWWhat is: Abstract Expressionism? 04:23 mins
What does an Abstract Expressionist painting look like? Eleanor Nairne unpacks some of the aspects of this divergent movement.
play_arrow PLAY NOWWhat is: Pre-Raphaelitism? 4:05 mins
Carol Jacobi introduces the work of a nineteenth-century rebel art movement.
play_arrow PLAY NOWRembrandt: Facing the Darkness 10:56 mins
Articulation prize winner Zach Taylor reveals the power of light and dark in Rembrandt’s self-portraits.
play_arrow PLAY NOWReflecting on Gerhard Richter 11:49 mins
An exploration of the processes of leading artist Gerhard Richter as presented through his glass sculptures and paintings.
play_arrow PLAY NOWFaith and Doubt in Art 12:13 mins
Julian Spalding discusses the impact of religious belief and spiritual doubt on paintings across time.
play_arrow PLAY NOWMaster of Realism: Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait 5:20 mins
Martin Gayford presents some of the mysteries behind one of art history’s most recognisable paintings: The Arnolfini Portrait.
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Awakening Conscience: The Story of a Pre-Raphaelite Muse 12:27 mins
Discover the ‘psychological drama’ behind William Holman Hunt’s ‘The Awakening Conscience’.
play_arrow PLAY NOWRachel Maclean: Cutting Up the Canon of Art History 13:12 mins
The male gaze, misogyny, porn. Rachel Maclean discusses issues surrounding female identity in the history of art as tackled in her film ‘Make Me Up’.
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Art of Liu Xiaodong: Man and Machine 07:24 mins
Liu Xiaodong discusses how conflict and urban change influenced his radical new painting method.
play_arrow PLAY NOWBuilding Brasília 15:47 mins
'To create an entirely new capital, from scratch, in the middle of nowhere, was an extraordinarily ambitious thing to try and do...' Prof. Richard J. Williams.
play_arrow PLAY NOWGlenn Ligon: ‘I AM A MAN’ 07:56 mins
Gregg Bordowitz explores the work of Glenn Ligon through the lens of his highly charged painting ‘Untitled (I Am A Man)’, 1988.
play_arrow PLAY NOWPenny Woolcock: Parallel Worlds 14:48 mins
How can the arts help repair rifts in the community? Penny Woolcock speaks of her art of filmmaking that contributes towards real social change.
play_arrow PLAY NOWGo Crystal Tears: The Art of Melancholy 25:39 mins
A survey into why and how artists have portrayed the melancholic throughout art history, with accompanying lute music.
play_arrow PLAY NOWColourful Language: Red, White and Blue 24:05 mins
Discover the symbolism, significance and spirituality of the colours red, white and blue throughout the history of art.
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Bed in Art: From Titian to Emin 20:50 mins
Death, sex, birth, childhood. Uncover how the bed has been represented throughout art history.
play_arrow PLAY NOW1 Minute 1 Work: Gerhard Richter, Annunciation after Titian, 1973 1:14 mins
Learn about Richter’s ardent commitment to Titian’s canvas — and the impossibility of such a painting for our times — with writer Robert Storr.
play_arrow PLAY NOWMaths, Alchemy, Art: The Sculptural Practice of Conrad Shawcross 10:58 mins
Discover the mesmerising mathematical phenomenon of moiré in Conrad Shawcross’s monumental works.
play_arrow PLAY NOWMaking Magic: Inspiring Children with Art 9.26 mins
See how ‘Magic Matt’ inspires a group of Hackney schoolchildren with the power of art in this dynamic art history workshop on the theme of 'winter'.
play_arrow PLAY NOWOmar Victor Diop: Black Subjects in the Frame 14:17 mins
‘What gets remembered and what doesn’t?’ Mark Sealy examines searing moments in Black history through the lens of Omar Victor Diop’s powerful portraits.
play_arrow PLAY NOWCity of Fantasies: Reyner Banham and the Architecture of LA 12:30 mins
Prof. Richard Williams explores the lure of Los Angeles.
play_arrow PLAY NOWPaula Rego: Giving Fear a Face 12:50 mins
From the personal to the political, every picture tells her story.
play_arrow PLAY NOWJosiah Wedgwood: Tycoon of Taste 09:08 mins
Tristram Hunt traces how Josiah Wedgwood changed the face of the decorative arts in Britain with his ambitious pottery designs.
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Outsider Genius: David Bomberg’s Self-Portraits 11:53 mins
Art historian Richard Cork examines the psychologically charged self-portraits of this once overlooked artistic master.
play_arrow PLAY NOWJo Spence: The Feminist Photography of a Cultural Sniper 14:37 mins
Learn how a British photographer attempted to take down cultural stereotypes using her own body as a weapon.
play_arrow PLAY NOWA Portrait of Humanity: The Compelling Story of Ayuba Suleiman Diallo 07:35 mins
Discover the unexpected tale that lies behind ‘the face of abolition’, as painted by William Hoare.
play_arrow PLAY NOWSubversive Dreams under the Soviet Regime: Ilya and Emilia Kabakov 12:27 mins
Robert Storr tells the story of an artist couple born under the Soviet Regime.
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Ambassadors: The Mysteries of Holbein’s Masterpiece 10:41 mins
Discover the astonishing skull hidden in plain sight in Holbein’s masterpiece, The Ambassadors.
play_arrow PLAY NOWMetamorphosis of Narcissus: When Salvador Dalí met Sigmund Freud 15:03 mins
Dawn Adès tells the story of the historic meeting between Salvador Dalí and Sigmund Freud, and unpacks the mind-boggling painting the artist took with him.
play_arrow PLAY NOWSeurat’s Circus Sideshow: A Hypnotic Work 9:18 mins
Roll up! Roll up! Come and see the strange spectacle that is Seurat’s ‘Circus Sideshow’.
play_arrow PLAY NOWDazzled! How a British artist transformed the seas of WWI 10:22 mins
Dr James Fox tells us how artist Norman Wilkinson came up with a dazzling solution to protect Britain’s navy from the enemy in WWI.
play_arrow PLAY NOWBuilding St Paul’s: The Nation’s Church 11:19 mins
Out of the ashes of the Great Fire of 1666, rose a building designed by Sir Christopher Wren which would define the skyline of London.
play_arrow PLAY NOWRachel Maclean: Myth, National Identity and Power 11:13 mins
Rachel Maclean explores the playful ways her video art questions contemporary politics.
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Secrets of the Witham Shield 10:32 mins
Teach your eyes to see the powerful symbols hidden in Celtic designs.
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Modern Woman: Manet’s A Bar at the Folies-Bergère 07:56 mins
Griselda Pollock unpacks some of the questions raised by Manet’s enigmatic last masterpiece.
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Revolution of the Black Square 14:52 mins
How Kazimir Malevich’s painting of a simple Black Square changed the direction of modern art.
play_arrow PLAY NOWLouise Bourgeois: ‘A prisoner of my memories’ 10:58 mins
Robert Storr explores how this influential artist channelled her psychological pain to create some of the most visceral works of the twentieth century.
play_arrow PLAY NOWPicturing Power: Elizabeth I and Frida Kahlo 10.10 mins
What do Elizabeth I and Frida Kahlo have in common? Penny Huntsman unpacks the portraits of the Tudor Queen and Mexican Surrealist.
play_arrow PLAY NOWDuchamp’s ‘Readymades’ and the Making of Contemporary Art 08:14 mins
What is contemporary art? Why is it so hard to define? Ralph Rugoff argues that Marcel Duchamp is to thank - or to blame.
play_arrow PLAY NOWDavid Batchelor: The Fear of Colour 11:45 mins
Are you a chromophobe? Artist David Batchelor discusses the fear of colour which lurks within much Western cultural and intellectual thought.
play_arrow PLAY NOWAsafo Flags: Stitches Through Time 07:04 mins
Gus Casely-Hayford explores the ways in which Asafo Flags play a vital role in defining Fante identity and history.
play_arrow PLAY NOW‘A Physical Essay in Power’: The Striking Story of an Ivory Mask from Benin 07:23 mins
Gus Casely-Hayford reveals the secrets of a West African ivory mask created over 500 years ago, depicting a 'steely and ruthless' queen mother.
play_arrow PLAY NOWEly Cathedral’s Lady Chapel: Devotion and Destruction 09:45 mins
Paul Binski describes how the apotheosis of English medieval decoration fell victim to 'hammer happy' religious reformers.
play_arrow PLAY NOWPisa Pulpit: ‘Judge by the correct law!’ 09:17 mins
Jules Lubbock solves the puzzle of how to read Giovanni Pisano's Pisa Pulpit.
play_arrow PLAY NOWTitian’s Diana: Poetry in Paint 08:05 mins
Curator Caroline Campbell on the poetic Roman myths behind two of Titian's finest paintings.
play_arrow PLAY NOW‘Swingeing London’: Art, Drugs and Wormwood Scrubs 08:37 mins
Harriet Vyner discusses the image which symbolised the establishment's backlash to the 'Summer of Love'.
play_arrow PLAY NOWArt & Soul at St Paul’s Cathedral 06:49 mins
Sandy Nairne explores how the art in St Paul's Cathedral captures changing ideas of spirituality.
play_arrow PLAY NOWDamien Hirst visits Peter Blake’s studio 16:16 mins
Damien Hirst visits the studio of Sir Peter Blake, one of the leading figures of British Pop art.
play_arrow PLAY NOWBuilding Fleet Street: The Golden Age of Newspapers 10:30 mins
The golden age of newspapers was also the heyday of Art Deco. Edwin Heathcote tours Fleet Street's iconic press headquarters.
play_arrow PLAY NOWJonas Mekas: The Making of Andy Warhol’s ‘Empire’ 09:10 mins
Experimental filmmaker Jonas Mekas recalls the making of Andy Warhol’s radically sparse film ‘Empire’.
play_arrow PLAY NOWEmotional Enigma in the Sculpture of Michelangelo 07:39 mins
Alison Cole discusses the emotional impact of Michelangelo's 'Taddei Tondo' (c.1504-1505) and the enduring power of his art.
play_arrow PLAY NOWJeremy Deller: ‘It is what it is.’ 11:00 mins
Artist Jeremy Deller examines the art of war and how his own works serve as a kind of 'public inquiry' into the nature of conflict.
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play_arrow PLAY NOWWilliam Hogarth and the Foundling Hospital 07:33 mins
Discover how William Hogarth's work with the Foundling Hospital laid the foundations for the contemporary British art scene.
play_arrow PLAY NOWHenry Moore’s Vision 10:13 mins
Godfrey Worsdale explores the bucolic epicentre of Moore's creative production: Perry Green.
play_arrow PLAY NOWThe Mona Lisa: Painting beyond Portraiture 08:53 mins
Who was Mona Lisa? Why is this painting so important? We asked leading Leonardo da Vinci expert, Martin Kemp.
play_arrow PLAY NOWAshley Bickerton: ‘Looking for Something Beyond’ 08:44 mins
Join Ashley Bickerton on the Hawaii beach where he first caught a wave to hear how a nomadic lifestyle has influenced his practice.
play_arrow PLAY NOWCalifornia: Designing Freedom 07:58 mins
Deyan Sudjic explores how the spirit of freedom in 1960s California inspired a generation of designers.
play_arrow PLAY NOWUnder the Gaze: The Art of Cindy Sherman 09:21 mins
Hal Foster discusses how the self-portraits of artist Cindy Sherman presaged the selfie culture of our times.
play_arrow PLAY NOWPaul Nash: The Landscape of Modernism 09:13 mins
David Boyd Haycock traces the life and career of Paul Nash, who 're-dreamt the landscape in a Modernist manner'.
play_arrow PLAY NOWVan Gogh’s Olive Trees 07:06 mins
Frances Fowle reassesses the work of one of the world's most popular but misunderstood artists, Van Gogh.
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