Good afternoon- the week ahead looks like this.
BBC TV:
Fri 25th May 21:15–22:15 BBC Two (except Northern Ireland (Analogue), Wales (Analogue))A Picture
of London
A film evoking the city as seen by painters, photographers, film-makers
and writers.
Channel 4:
Nothing to report
Sky Arts 1
Sat 26th May 2:00PM Naked States ( 85 min )
A provocative look at the work of artist
Spencer Tunick. He travelled across the US to ask people of all shapes and
sizes to pose naked before his camera, all for the sake of art.
Sun 27th May 1:00PM Manufactured Landscapes ( 90 min ) Photography
Documentary on the work of photographer Edward
Burtynsky as he travels the world, observing changes in the landscape caused by
industry and manufacturing from an artistic perspective.
2:30PM Chop Suey ( 100 min )
Photographer Bruce Weber's moving exploration
of his favourite people, including show singer Frances Faye, explorer Sir
Wilfred Thesiger and his latest muse, wrestler Peter Johnson.
10:00PMThe South Bank Show ( 60 min )
New. Melvyn Bragg's landmark arts show
returns, as the National Theatre's artistic director Nicholas Hytner offers an
exclusive look into his past successes and current projects. (1 of 6)
Tues 29th May 5:00AM Dead Art: Brooklyn, NY ( 30 min ) Sculpture
Before the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
was built, Green-Wood Cemetery was the place to go for sculpture, including
some created by John Moffet. Dee Snider explores the art.
8:00AM Close Up: Portraits ( 60 min )
New. Director Albert Maysles' fascinating look
into the creative minds, philosophies and techniques of some of the most famous
photographers working today
2:00PM Face Booth ( 50 min )
Photography
Cameras follow artist Alistair Morrison as he
invites celebrities including Judi Dench, Jude Law and Penelope Cruz to be
snapped in photo booths as part of his pioneering art project.
Thurs 30th May 2:00PM Everything Is Art ( 60 min )
Top designers such as John Maeda pose
intriguing questions about the nature of art and design, looking at retailer
Muji and an astonishing staircase created by Thomas Heatherwick.
SKY ARTS 2
Nothing to report
BBC Radio
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