All Arts articles – Page 6
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NewsSouth Bank Show awards honour Lenny Henry
Comedian and actor wins oustanding achievement award at annual cross-arts ceremony
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NewsBBC reveals Proms revamp
Radio 1’s Clara Amfo among new faces fronting Livewire’s refreshed coverage
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NewsSky and C4 extend content sharing to arts and comedy
Portrait Artist of the Year makes terrestrial debut while Year of the Rabbit gets box-set treatment
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NewsTouchdown Films to chronicle iconic photos for History
A+E Networks UK commission explores stories behind world’s most recognisable images
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NewsArena celebrates George Eliot
Artist Gillian Wearing directs experimental BBC4 doc while BBC2 explores pop artist Keith Haring
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NewsIWC sails away with BBC4 'yacht rock' doc
Katie Puckrik explores the appeal of Steely Dan and Hall & Oates in two-part series
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FeaturesVanessa Engle on Louise Bourgeois: No Trespassing
Nigel Finch’s awkward Arena encounter with a strong-willed subject taught the documentary-maker a vital lesson in authorship and tone
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NewsC4 to lead viewers on a global dance
Knickerbockerglory will unearth the roots of local scenes from Johannesburg to New York
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NewsHuey Morgan scores BBC4 music doc
DJ and musician to explore Latin American sounds for three-part Factory Films series
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NewsAlaska to produce online music series
Red Stripe-branded show to be co-hosted by Laura Whitmore and Gordon Smart
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NewsBBC Studios retains topical arts coverage
Producer/distributor will continue to produce Front Row Late after winning £1.7m tender
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NewsDoc/Fest unveils pitch line-up
Rock docs on Sinead O’Connor, Happy Mondays and Towers of London vie for funding at Sheffield forum
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NewsBBC2 traces Werner Herzog journey
BBC Studios follows film-maker’s Bruce Chatwin-inspired nomadic quest
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NewsBBC4 goes black and white for Jazz625
Andi Oliver to host performances from Charlie Watts and Gregory Porter
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FeaturesAndrew Newman: Hail the New Puritan
The Spelthorne Community Television co-founder joins the dots between C4’s 1986 avant-garde dance oddity, Vic and Bob and Made in Chelsea
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FeaturesA Window on the World
How TV broadened viewers’ horizons, including Melvyn Bragg on Monitor and David Glover and John Smithson on Horizon