One Man Walking

Dance film One Man Walking is a powerful and stylish collision of krump, hip hop, B-boy and parkour, set on the streets of London [S] More on One Man Walking

Last broadcast: 15 August 2011, on

Only When I Dance

The story of two young ballet prodigies trying to dance their way out of the Brazilian favelas More on Only When I Dance

Operatunity

Can someone who has never sung opera professionally handle a major role in an English National Opera production onstage at the London Coliseum with world-class singers? This unique series finds out... More on Operatunity

Painting the Mind

When builder Tommy McHugh and chiropractor Jon Sarkin suffered massive brain traumas, they suddenly revealed a previously hidden talent: to create art that amazed critics and collectors More on Painting the Mind

Picasso: Magic, Sex and Death

In this major series, John Richardson, Picasso's close friend and acclaimed biographer, sets the record straight about one of the 20th century's greatest artists More on Picasso: Magic, Sex and Death

Random Acts

Arts strand Random Acts showcases 260 diverse, specially commissioned three-minute films chosen for their bold and original expressions of creativity [S] More on Random Acts

Next on: Monday 04 June, 11.50PM on Channel 4

The Restoration Man

George Clarke helps rescue neglected architectural treasures across Britain [S] More on The Restoration Man

Next on: Tuesday 05 June, 9PM on More4

The Royal Ballet in Cuba

Exclusive access to the Royal Ballet on their ground-breaking tour to Havana, accompanied by Cuban ballet hero Carlos Acosta More on The Royal Ballet in Cuba

The Sculpture Diaries

Waldemar Januszczak presents his definitive account of his all-time favourite art-form - sculpture - in this three-part series More on The Sculpture Diaries

The Secret Life of Buildings

Architecture critic Tom Dyckhoff explores the impact the design of buildings can have on us - on our identity and self-esteem, and on relationships, our chances at school, and even our weight and immune system [S] More on The Secret Life of Buildings

Last broadcast: 15 August 2011, on

Self Portrait UK

Educational series featuring well-known people talking about how they see themselves and showing their self-portraits to encourage young people to think about how they are portrayed [S] More on Self Portrait UK

The Shooting Gallery

A collection of original material, award-winning shorts and internet hits focusing on still image and photography [S] More on The Shooting Gallery

Last broadcast: Friday 30 March, 12.10AM on Channel 4

Sketches of Frank Gehry

Sydney Pollack directs this True Stories documentary that looks at the life and career of architect Frank Gehry, whose creations include the Guggenheim in Bilbao and LA's Disney Concert Hall More on Sketches of Frank Gehry

Stanley Kubrick's Boxes

When the acclaimed director Stanley Kubrick died in 1999, he left behind thousands of boxes of archive material. Jon Ronson tries to shed light on this remarkable and mysterious legacy. More on Stanley Kubrick's Boxes

Street Summer

This August, Channel 4's Street Summer season celebrates contemporary urban art forms by shining a light on street dance, urban sport, rap/spoken word, hip hop and street art More on Street Summer

StreetDance

The story of up-and-coming dance crews at the Street Dance XXL UK Championship [S] More on StreetDance

Last broadcast: 14 August 2011, on

Strictly Bolshoi

This intimate one-off film follows leading ballet choreographer Christopher Wheeldon as he becomes the first Englishman to be invited to create a new work for the prestigious Bolshoi Ballet More on Strictly Bolshoi

The TV Book Club

Books, reviews, debates, author interviews and more from The TV Book Club [S] More on The TV Book Club

Last broadcast: Sunday 08 April, 7.20PM on More4

Tate Modern & National Gallery

An educational series that delivers some of the most celebrated examples of art from what are now the most famous and visited galleries of modern and classic art in the world More on Tate Modern & National Gallery

This Is Civilisation

Artist and critic Matthew Collings embarks on an epic journey across the planet to explore the ways in which cultures of the past have shaped our civilisation More on This Is Civilisation

Three Authors in Search of the Novel

Three of Britain's foremost novelists, Julian Barnes, Kazuo Ishiguro and Jonathan Coe, discuss the direction of the novel More on Three Authors in Search of the Novel

To Be or Not to Be... In Shakespeare

An affectionate celebration of the genius of Shakespeare as some of the most celebrated names in the business reveal what it's really like to play the big Shakespearean roles More on To Be or Not to Be... In Shakespeare

Toulouse Lautrec: The Full Story

Art critic Waldemar Januszczak tells the story of one of the world's most notorious artists: the French painter Toulouse Lautrec More on Toulouse Lautrec: The Full Story

Turner Prize 2011

The announcement of the winner of this year's prize, live from the BALTIC, and profiles of each of the finalists More on Turner Prize 2011

Last broadcast: Monday 05 December, 8PM on Channel 4

Turner Prize Shorts 2011

The artists shortlisted for the Turner Prize explain their art [S] More on Turner Prize Shorts 2011

Last broadcast: Monday 05 December, 12.30PM on More4

Vic Reeves' Turner Prize Moments

Vic Reeves looks back at the controversy, shock and outrage of 20 years of Turner Prize coverage and assesses its impact on the British public's appetite for art More on Vic Reeves' Turner Prize Moments

Last broadcast: Sunday 04 December, 11.15PM on More4

Waiting for Hockney

This comic and poignant documentary looks at the risks, payoffs and consequences when one man single-mindedly pursues his vision no matter what, or how long, it takes More on Waiting for Hockney

Watercolour Challenge

A 49-part series hosted by actress Hannah Gordon, the challenge is to find Britain's best amateur painter and along the way to explore the landscapes of Britain More on Watercolour Challenge

What Makes a Masterpiece?

Is the power of great art in its mysterious ability to move us? Science now claims to have discovered why we like the art we like with neuro-aesthetics, which examines how the brain processes art. [S] More on What Makes a Masterpiece?

Last broadcast: Saturday 21 January, 9PM on More4

The Yellow House

Feature-length drama of the moving human story behind two of the most influential and explosive housemates in art history - Vincent Van Gogh (John Simm) and Paul Gauguin (John Lynch) More on The Yellow House

Young, Autistic & Stagestruck

This landmark series follows nine autistic youngsters as they attempt to produce their very own stage show, under the guidance of theatre professionals who've never worked with an autistic cast before [S] More on Young, Autistic & Stagestruck

1 Day

Penny Woolcock's hip hop musical, which takes an innovative and gritty look at inner city gang culture and gun crime More on 1 Day

Last broadcast: 23 November 2010, on