Kevin McCloud presents a live special for the biggest event in the architectural calendar - the announcement of the Royal Institute of British Architects' Stirling Prize. Show more
Arts magazine show. Andrew Graham-Dixon looks at the extraordinary art of Edward Burra. Plus an interview with Sofie Grabol, star of Danish detective series The Killing. Show more
Alastair Sooke looks at the depiction of Britain's female rulers and discovers how queenly portraits reveal Britain's changing ideas about women and power. Show more
Sue Perkins hosts highlights of the Edinburgh festival, including an exhibition of portraits of the Queen, featuring artists such as Lucian Freud, Andy Warhol and Annie Leibovitz. Show more
Alastair Sooke goes behind-the-scenes of the Royal Academy's 244th Summer Exhibition, the biggest open-submission contemporary art show in the world. Show more
Arts magazine. Alastair Sooke meets sculptor Anthony Caro ahead of a retrospective, and Alan Bissett talks to Irvine Welsh about punk literature and his new book Skagboys. Show more
Hugh Laurie speaks to Alan Yentob about the role music has played in his life and career in a Culture Show special. Show more
A profile of Hilary Mantel, the Booker Prize-winning author of Wolf Hall. She talks about her childhood in the north of England and her battles with debilitating illness. Show more
This week's Culture Show comes from the recently revamped Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, and features topics from sci-fi to psychopaths, hip-hop and art. Show more
Andrew Graham-Dixon presents The Culture Show featuring David Attenborough on British painter John Craxton and actor turned director Philip Seymour Hoffman on his new film. Show more
Andrew Graham-Dixon presents from the 2011 Manchester International Festival featuring new plays by Victoria Wood and Johnny Vegas, and music from Bjork and Damon Albarn. Show more
Andrew Graham-Dixon reviews the highlights of 2011, including Sir David Attenborough celebrating artist John Craxton and Alan Yentob interviewing Gerhard Richter. Show more
Featuring the National Theatre of Scotland's new adaptation of The Wicker Man, a major new Picasso exhibition opening at Tate Britain, and Mark Kermode's very own film awards. Show more
The Culture Show meets up with Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller to look back at the creative process behind some of his major works to date and his latest unpredictable project. Show more
Andrew Graham-Dixon visits the new Firstsite Gallery in Colchester, Mark Kermode talks to Lars Von Trier about Melancholia and Alastair Sooke meets artist Frank Stella. Show more
Tim Samuels meets veterans of recent British conflicts as he examines the role of art therapy in the rehabilitation of ex-servicemen suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Show more
Tim Samuels visits the Scottish village of Comrie and asks the locals for their verdict on this year's Booker Prize shortlist, accompanied by several of the shortlisted authors. Show more
Sue Perkins presents highlights from 2011's Edinburgh Festival. Marc Almond explains his acting role in a new musical, Ten Plagues, and AS Byatt talks about her latest novel. Show more
Andrew Marr interviews David Hockney about his exhibition A Bigger Picture at the Royal Academy, made up of works depicting the landscape of his native Yorkshire. Show more
Coming from the 60th anniversary celebrations for the Festival of Britain where Nancy Durrant talks to Tracey Emin about her new show at the Hayward. Show more