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Social housing scheme wins RIBA Stirling Prize

Goldsmith Street in Norwich has been named the winner of the Royal Institute of British Architects Stirling Prize 2019

BBC Arts

Two-Wheeled Terrors

Tearing up cinema for 60 years: youngsters on motorbikes, scooters and bicycles

BBC IPLAYER

Two Minute Masterpieces

Short films from emerging Northern Irish female filmmakers.

BBC NORTHERN IRELAND

Drag and Vogue

Paris Is Burning

A vibrant snapshot of the 1980s through the eyes of New York City’s African American and Latinx Harlem drag ball scene

BBC FOUR

Trixie Mattel's Guide to Drag Cinema

Category is: silver screen glamour realness. From the most sickening looks in golden-era cinema to divine cult hits

BBC IPLAYER

In Vogue

The subculture grabbing mainstream attention, again. ELENA CRESCI explores vogue ball culture is thriving in Britain.

BBC Arts

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Terra Firma

A young woman's journey to discover her identity through her mother's migration history

New Creatives

Black Fish

A grieving mother finds pictures of the life her son would have had if he’d lived

New Creatives

Elephant in the Room

A personal reflection on how the artist’s mixed-race heritage has shaped her outlook on life

New Creatives

Dying to Live

Multi-layered narrative probing the experience of a young black man growing up in Bristol

New Creatives

Taking you to the heart of the movies

The Wilhelm Scream

The ultimate movie in-joke: How a sound effect conquered cinema, appearing in hundreds of films from the '50s to now

BBC iPlayer

Space Dads

How the unknowable reaches of space are often the perfect location for examining the bonds of parenthood

BBC iPlayer

Maneaters

A finger-licking look at a literal femme fatale: the female cannibal in film.

BBC IPlayer

Arts on BBC iPlayer

Betty Davis: Godmother of Funk

A blend of documentary and animation tracing Betty Davis’s life and how she become a black female pioneer

BBC Four

Front Row Late

Mary Beard and Prue Leith take a tour of an exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford

BBC Two

Eastside Story

An arts intervention programme designed to change the course of the lives of young people from two east London estates

BBC One

Van Meegeren: The Forger Who Fooled The Nazis

Investigating the 20th century's greatest art forger who made millions selling fake Vermeers in Nazi-occupied Holland.

BBC Four

New from Art UK

The real deal

How the Art Detective site uncovered a Van Dyck masterpiece in Liverpool

ART UK

Embedded in the subtext

An inclusive tour of European art in London’s museums and galleries

ART UK

Yinka Shonibare

The artist discusses sculpture, elitism and Brexit

ART UK

Arts on BBC Sounds

The benefits of having women involved in architecture design

Annalie Riches on her Stirling Prize winning housing. And why women in architecture means better buildings.

BBC Radio 4

Front Row

Debbie Harry on her life and career and her new memoir, Face It

BBC Radio 4

The Afternoon Show

Zadie Smith on her new book of short stories, Grand Union

BBC Radio Scotland

The Film Programme

Editor Walter Murch takes Antonia Quirke on a journey to the heart of Apocalypse Now

BBC Radio 4

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Arena

The BBC's multi award-winning arts strand

Free Thinking

The ideas shaping our lives today - with artists and thinkers in debates and interviews

Front Row

Live magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music

imagine...

The arts series edited and presented by Alan Yentob

BBC Books

All of the BBC's coverage of the written word in one place

Get Creative

The UK's biggest celebration of creative participation

Inside Cinema

Short films taking you to the heart of the movies

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