Artsworld

Series examining some of humanity’s most priceless works. This edition features two of the best-known paintings in history - Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and Picasso’s Guernica

Zubin Mehta conducts the celebrated orchestra in a programme of works by Glinka, Musorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Prokofiev and Tchaikovsky. Daniel Barenboim is the guest soloist on Tchaikovsky’s first piano concerto

French choreographer and director Philippe Decoufle’s dance extravaganza, featuring a score by Sebastien Libolt

Arts magazine presented by Richard Coles, Charlie Lee-Potter, Tim Marlow and Sheena McDonald

Authors talk about their new books, and viewers have an opportunity to buy the items online or by phoning in

Flamenco guitarist Paco Pena plays a selection of his most passionate songs from the privacy of his Cordoba home

Series of interviews conducted by Clive James in his own apartment. This edition features dancer, writer and broadcaster Deborah Bull

Four-part drama series based on Jan Hulsker’s definitive biography of the artist, seen through the eyes of people who knew him. Each episode depicts the effect Van Gogh’s genius and personality had on the lives of others. Starring Ids Van der Kerke

The brilliant Dutch cellist plays Johann Sebastian Bach’s Unaccompanied Cello Suites No 1 and No 5 on a period instrument in the baroque church of Dornheim, where the composer married his first wife Maria Barbara

First in a two-part series about Outsider Art - art produced by people with no artistic training. Featuring a recovering schizophrenic whose paintings offer fascinating glimpses of mental illness, a painter who obtains inspiration from a strange spirit world, and a self-taught artist who produces oddly compelling images of figures and London tower blocks

A look behind the scenes at a production of Handel’s ‘Julius Caesar’