Duration: 01:29

Arts journalist and broadcaster Alastair Sooke examines Antonio Canova's 1814 marble sculpture of 'The Three Graces'.

Duration: 01:13

A sculptor from Brighton has been creating animal sculptures out of abandoned hubcaps found on the roadside.

Duration: 05:19

Artist Laura Ford demonstrates how she makes her large-scale sculptures and what inspires her.

Duration: 02:49

Arts correspondent David Sillito takes a look at the new Saatchi Gallery on the Kings Road in London.

Duration: 1:55

Graciela Sanchez presents an insight into the Mexican Day of the Dead festival.

Duration: 01:53

David Sillito explores the exhibits at the new Saatchi Gallery in London.

Duration: 04:56

Alistair Sooke interviews contemporary British artist Christine Borland as she prepares a solo exhibition that explores anatomy and identity through sculpture.

Duration: 01:17

Tony Heywood creates his own representation of Formby beach, Merseyside, in a gallery in London.

Duration: 3:15

Jenni Dutton outlines how unusual materials create the negative space of human forms.

Duration: 5:05

Jenni Dutton outlines how unusual materials create the negative space of human forms.

Duration: 3:38

Jenni Dutton explains the ideas and mythology behind the artefacts she creates.

Duration: 4:11

Julie Arkell shows how to use simple techniques to create colourful sculptures.

Duration: 02:58

Alastair Sooke talks to Damien Hirst about his sculptures. He explains how he wants to get people to walk into a gallery and confront people with their real fears.

Duration: 00:51

Sculptor Pete Laster demonstrates how natural and man-made objects can be combined experimentally to create sculpture.

Duration: 03:45

John Read presents archive footage of Henry Moore drawing in an Italian marble quarry and talking about the inspiration he finds in Michelangelo’s sculpture.

Duration: 03:32

Archive footage and commentary exploring Henry Moore's post-war public sculpture and its resonance and popularity with international audiences.

Duration: 02:26

Henry Moore: the influence of erotic form on his sculpture

Duration: 07:22

Artist Hew Locke uses cardboard to create highly decorative pieces of work, transforming something that is cheap into something that is precious. He demonstrates the techniques he uses to create a sculpture from start to finish.

Duration: 06:21

The artist demonstrates the processes she goes through to create small tin sculptures of people made from recycled tin containers.

Duration: 02:18

Alistair Sooke visits St George's Chapel in Windsor and discusses the medieval wooden carvings that are hidden under the choir stalls.

Duration: 02:37

Anthony Caro discusses his work and the influence of Picasso.

Duration: 01:36

Alastair Sooke visits the Museum of Modern Art, to discuss Dali's 'Retrospective Bust of a Woman', one of the artist's earliest 'found object' sculptures.

Duration: 00:56

Sculptor Pete Laster demonstrates the effects of coating objects in cement and tape.

Duration: 01:25

Sculptor Pete Laster demonstrates how to make moulds using alginate medium for casting delicate objects.

Duration: 01:02

Sculptor Pete Laster demonstrates how to use chicken wire to make an armature for large, lightweight sculptures.

Duration: 00:52

Sculptor Pete Laster demonstrates how to make solid sculptures from dunking fabric into plaster.

Duration: 03:45

A demonstration of basic silver jewellery making.

Duration: 02:34

An artist from Birmingham who makes tiny sculptures which can fit into the eye of a needle has created his own tribute to Barack Obama and his family.

Duration: 03:31

Artist Sokari Douglas-Camp explains how she combines her Nigerian and South London cultures.

Duration: 03:06

An introduction to the tools and techniques of stone carving.

Duration: 03:35

An inspirational introduction to the craft of wood turning using a traditional pole lathe.