Duration: 02:48

Narrator Sian Phillips describes William Hogarth and his 1736 series of paintings called ‘Four Times of The Day’ which portray London as a divided city.

Duration: 03:32

Alastair Sooke describes his experiences during the making of the 'Modern Masters' series, in which he explores the work and continuing influence of Matisse, Picasso, Dali and Warhol.

Duration: 01:04

Keith Haring's 1986 'Pop Shop' is reproduced and examined by journalist and art critic Alistair Sooke.

Duration: 05:11

Artists explain how historical and contextual referencing plays an important role in developing their ideas.

Duration: 06:13

The role of critical evaluation in making art. How do artists respond to, and use, criticism in their work?

Duration: 02:32

The acclaimed Suffolk-base artist Chinwe Chukwuogo-Roy, the first Black British artist to paint the Queen’s formal portrait, discusses what Black History Month means to her.

Duration: 05:33

Glasgow-based artist David Shrigley gives a tour of his studio.

Duration: 05:35

Film critic Mark Kermode discusses his scepticism about video art with curator Richard Wilson.

Duration: 07:01

Alastaire Stooke experiences performance art created by Marina Abramovic.

Duration: 05:11

Students demonstrate how they incorporate critical and contextual references into their work, explaining their responses to other artists' pieces in their own words.

Duration: 02:32

Howard Hodgkin reveals his passion for the work of Henri Matisse.

Duration: 02:02

Journalist and art critic Alistair Sooke looks at the darker implications of Matisse's portrait of his son.

Duration: 07:49

Andrew Graham-Dixon visits Paris to find out about Picasso's fascination with the great art masters.

Duration: 02:23

An explanation of the popularity of Picasso's Blue period.

Duration: 05:52

Mark Thomas visits the Edinburgh Festival in 2008 and looks at the work of Richard Hamilton.

Duration: 05:29

Reporter Razia Iqbal presents a report in 2008 on the recent work of significant modern artists.

Duration: 01:37

A brief introduction to the past, present and future of British comic art - 'Rude Britannia'.

Duration: 03:18

Students explain in their own words how they have used a variety of secondary research methods to research and interpret other artists' ideas in order to develop their own work.

Duration: 06:29

An explanation of Etruscan culture.

Duration: 01:52

Tracey Emin describes how her childhood experiences of play have shaped her adult like as an artist.

Duration: 04:16

Two students and textile artist Ann-Caroline Grey describe how textiles, paint and mixed media can be used to develop ideas on a theme.

Duration: 03:40

Three students describe how they have used the work of a range of artists to inspire and develop their own ideas and use of materials and techniques.

Duration: 03:53

Karen Milbourne, curator at The Smithsonian, discusses the art work of Yinka Shonibare - his background, inspiration and diverse reference points.