Lawrence Pollard reports on a new approach to public art being trialled in Bristol, with temporary exhibits taking the place of traditional permanent statues. Show more
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A reminder of the genius of 17th century Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens. Franz Ferdinand reveal the ideas behind their songs, and the homeless stage an opera in Nottingham. Show more
Germaine Greer is among the women explaining what Mexican artist Frida Kahlo's work means to them, and singer/songwriter Rufus Wainwright reveals how Verdi's music has influenced his career. Show more
Maverick artists Gilbert and George discuss their work for the British Pavilion at the 51st Venice Biennale. Ewan McGregor talks about his role in stage musical Guys and Dolls. Show more
Gillian Ayres discusses her work and Louisa Buck visits two art exhibitions. And can 'book towns' such as Hay-on-Wye halt the decline of second-hand bookshops in the internet age? Show more
An insight into how artists have searched for the perfect white. Plus a look at the role Katherine Jenkins plays in the marketing of popular classical music - and angling aims to be female friendly. Show more
Comment on the Turner Prize shortlist, plus Henri Rousseau's paintings come to the Tate. The rising musical stars of the F-ire Collective explain how they plan to shake up British jazz. Show more
This episode includes two of the biggest names in Hollywood, Robert Altman and Philip Seymour Hoffman. There is also a look at Lord Richard Roger's new building for the Welsh Assembly. Show more