The sculptor talks about his project for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square, called One and Other. For 100 days the plinth will be occupied 24-hours-a-day by a changing cast of members of the public from around the...

As well as being a 'destroyer of tradition', legendary Spanish painter Pablo Picasso was obsessed and fascinated by art's grand masters. Andrew Graham-Dixon visits Paris to uncover more about this other face of Picasso

You may not know his name but you will almost certainly have seen his twisted yet childlike brand of art. Glasgow-based artist David Shrigley takes the Culture Show on a tour of his studio, work and the dark corners of...

Photographer Tom Hunter recreates Titian's painting Diana and Actaeon in a modern day setting with a surprising cast, including Kim Cattrall and performers from La Clique.

Andrew Graham-Dixon makes a passionate case for keeping two works by Titian, currently on loan from the Duke of Sutherland, from going under the hammer.

We spoke to the Canadian artists Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller about their work, specifically their exhibition The House of Books Has No Windows, which is currently showing at Modern Art Oxford.

We track a one-off event in which teams solve treasure hunt type clues around Edinburgh, producing pieces of art as they go. The items collected and created are then displayed in a week-long exhibition.

A look at Richard Hamilton's Protest Pictures and the play Deep Cut, two examples of artworks that engage with politics at this year's Edinburgh Festival.

Miranda Sawyer meets Tracey Emin, who is staging her first ever retrospective exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. Photograph on this page by Scott Douglas.

Tracey Emin takes Miranda Sawyer on a tour of her retrospective at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art and talks about pieces including It's Not the Way I Want to Die and Self Portrait (Bath).