A BB/Discovery Channel co-production 2004
Written and presented by Alan Yentob
This film takes viewers to the artist's New York studio, the Guggenheim Museum, and Petaluma, California, for the construction of Giant Houseball. Art dealers, art critics, and contemporaries Jim Dine and Roy Lichtenstein discuss the man and his art
Written, directed and produced by Michael Gill 2008
A BBC RM Arts co-production 1996
Directed by Andre S Labarthe 2010
A co-production of RM Arts
Produced and directed by Kim Evans 2004
Edited and presented by Melvyn Bragg
A film by Antonio Ferrera, Albert and David Maysles and Matthew Prinzing 2010
Produced and directed by Alan Benson 2002
"A pioneer of video art in the 1970s, Bill Viola has spent three decades creating evocative motion-picture and sound installations. This program gets inside his creative process, recording his reflections on his life and work."
Starting with an original attempt in 1979, this film documents the ambitions, planning, and ultimate achievement of Christo's project to install a series of cloth-hung gates in Central Park
Produced by Annika Rogell
Directed by Layla Salem 2007
Written and narrated by Michael Wilson 2007
Produced by the National Gallery Audio Visual Unit
A M'O, Sept-Arte, Palette Production ; réalsation, Alain Jaubert 2003
Produced by Stephanie Martinez-Campeau [et al.] 2005
Written and directed by Mick Davis
The American painter Jackson Pollock was a leading figure of the Abstract Expressionist movement. A vigorous innovator, famous for his "drip-and-splash" action paintings, he also became legendary for his drinking bouts and premature death in a car crash. This video film presents a full biographical critique of his achievement