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Steph challenges would-be dealers to battle it out in the world of contemporary art.

Journalist Fiona Bruce and art expert Philip Mould investigate mysteries behind paintings.

Portrait of a Hollywood star who left it all behind to live life on her own terms.

The Vienna Philharmonic once again bring us their annual Summer Night Concert.

The story of Paul McCartney’s original Höfner bass and the fan-powered quest to find it.

Much-loved magical tunes from Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid and more.

Actors and collaborators look back at the Coen brothers' remarkable career.

With Bernstein's West Side Story and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue conducted by Marin Alsop.

An exploration of Viking culture and its long-lasting influence on the British Isles.

Nick Mohammed has a licence to thrill with iconic 007 songs from the Royal Albert Hall.

Renowned artists paint portraits of people with extraordinary stories.

Nick Mohammed presents an evocative night of Spanish classics and dance rhythms.

How has television influenced our understanding of the world's greatest artists?

The return from California of one of England's favourite artists, at the age of 70.

The world’s greatest classical music festival gets under way at the Royal Albert Hall.

Reflecting on the career of the man once described as Britain's most controversial comic.

The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates the power of spring. Presented by Ben Gernon.

Harriet Bradshaw finds out how AI is being used to help solve an art history mystery.

Oscar Wilde’s haunting tale of beauty, vanity and moral corruption.

Beatrix Potter’s dolls’ house and a portrait that could be of Lawrence of Arabia.

The artist talks to Katie Razzall about his biggest-ever exhibition in Paris at age 87.

Documentary series following Koji Mayuyama, an antiques restorer known as the God Hand.

The secretive artist revealed as never before, with his voice lip-synced by Ian McKellen.

Documentary following artist David Hockney as he returns to the theme of double portraits.