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S16 · E10 — Episode 10

S16:E10 · Episode 10

Episodes

28 episodes in this season

Episode 1

Episode 2: The Sounds of Hugh Laurie: A Culture Show Special

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6: The Culture Show at the Edinburgh Festival - Part 1

Episode 7: The Culture Show at the Edinburgh Festival - Part 2

Episode 8: The Culture Show at the Edinburgh Festival - Part 3

Episode 9: Hilary Mantel: A Culture Show Special

Episode 10

Episode 11

Episode 12

Episode 13

Episode 14: Britain's Biggest Book Prize: A Village Decides (Again)

Episode 15

Keith Richards: A Culture Show Special

Episode 17: Sir Terence Conran on Culture

Episode 18: Art for Heroes: A Culture Show Special

Episode 19: Best of the Year

Episode 20

Episode 21

Episode 22

Episode 23: Jeremy Deller: Middle Class Hero - A Culture Show Special

Episode 24

Episode 25: London

Episode 26: London

Episode 27: How to Paint a Queen: A Culture Show Special

Episode 28: Royal Academy Summer Exhibition: A Culture Show Special

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Episode 10

Season 16 · Episode 10 · Sep 30, 2011

Andrew Graham-Dixon visits the new Firstsite Gallery in Colchester, Mark Kermode talks to Lars Von Trier about his new film Melancholia and Alastair Sooke meets American artist Frank Stella at his first major show here for 25 years. The inmates of Wandsworth Prison talk about their unlikely passion for embroidery, while Michael Smith unpicks Postmodernism at the V&A. Journalist Lynn Barber chats to legendary editor Diana Athill, now in her nineties and enjoying her own successful literary career. Plus Simon Thurley and Andrew Lloyd Webber launch the Heritage Angels Awards for those who have saved the buildings they love, and Nigel Kennedy explains his new work Four Elements.

The Culture Show

TV Series

20041h6.6

NewsDocumentary

Now playing

Episode 10

Season 16 · Episode 10 · Sep 30, 2011

Andrew Graham-Dixon visits the new Firstsite Gallery in Colchester, Mark Kermode talks to Lars Von Trier about his new film Melancholia and Alastair Sooke meets American artist Frank Stella at his first major show here for 25 years. The inmates of Wandsworth Prison talk about their unlikely passion for embroidery, while Michael Smith unpicks Postmodernism at the V&A. Journalist Lynn Barber chats to legendary editor Diana Athill, now in her nineties and enjoying her own successful literary career. Plus Simon Thurley and Andrew Lloyd Webber launch the Heritage Angels Awards for those who have saved the buildings they love, and Nigel Kennedy explains his new work Four Elements.