Aired: 6/19/2015
Andrew Marr champions some great Renaissance dramatists who aren't Shakespeare.
Aired: 7/3/2015
Model and actress Lily Cole explores whether children inhibit or enhance an artistic life.
Aired: 7/10/2015
Journalist Lynn Barber takes over editorial control to explore the world of artist Doug Aitken.
Aired: 7/17/2015
Broadcaster Samira Ahmed takes a look at photography, both historically and in the present day.
Aired: 7/24/2015
Martha Lane Fox explores how the west's two cultures - science and arts - work together.
Aired: 7/31/2015
Richard Wilson looks at Samuel Beckett, speaking to Ian McKellen and Hugo Weaving.
Aired: 9/25/2015
Irvine Welsh goes to Edinburgh to see what effect the Scottish referendum had on the arts.
Aired: 10/2/2015
Hofesh Shechter explores how embarrassment can be rich territory for artistic exploration.
Aired: 10/9/2015
Ben Okri explores the transformative effect of the prize on the career of its recipients.
Aired: 10/16/2015
BBC arts editor Will Gompertz investigates the thriving art market.
Aired: 10/23/2015
Lynn Barber considers the idea of taking risks in art.
Aired: 10/30/2015
Spoken word artist George the Poet explores the heritage and future of black culture.
Aired: 11/6/2015
Josie Rourke looks at the changing idea of the hero in contemporary culture.
Aired: 11/13/2015
Clara Amfo, one of BBC Radio 1's rising stars, looks at how the fame industry works.
Aired: 11/20/2015
Artist Edmund de Waal looks at the theme of memory and art.
Aired: 11/27/2015
Kwasi Kwarteng looks at how the British Empire impacted on art and literature.
Aired: 12/4/2015
Ana Matronic explores how robots are taking over mainstream culture.
Aired: 12/11/2015
Chris Dercon talks to world-famous celebrity photographer Juergen Teller.
