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Barbara Hepworth’s sculptural forms become fluid, bodily movements in a new dance performance by the artist Linder

Tate Britain Director Penelope Curtis selects highlights and considers some of the surprising visual created by the new displays

Curator Chris Stephens introduces Tate Britain’s new displays

Bomb craters from nuclear tests are captured by Mark Ruwedel in a series of photographs that reveal human history through landscape

We explore the journey that Lebanese artist Saloua Raouda Choucair, a pioneer of abstract art in the Middle East, has taken from Beirut to Tate Modern

Zarina Hashmi talks to TateShots about a life mapped through art

Significant Pop Art figure and close friend of  Roy Lichtenstein, Allen Jones, remembers what captivated him when he first encountered Lichtenstein’s work

Julian Opie tells TateShots about the challenge of painting a day in the life of a landscape

Take a tour of Tate Modern’s Lichtenstein exhibition, with curator Iria Candela

 Award winning artist and filmmaker, Charles Atlas actively crosses the borders between the fields of dance, performance, and the visual arts

Lisa Milroy invites us into her East London studio and talks about her long-standing love affair with paint

Whilst interned in a camp during the Second World War, and in his later life in Britain, Schwitters made hundreds of portraits to earn a living. TateShots went to meet some of his sitters

Watch as participants, young and old, across London and the UK signalled the first day of the London Olympics with a fanfare of bell-ringing as part of Martin Creed’s Work No. 1197

London 2012 commissioned twelve of the UK’s leading artists to create images to celebrate The Olympic Games and The Paralympic Games

Cerith Wyn Evans describes his exhibition at the De La Warr Pavilion – a wonderful Modernist icon on the seafront at Bexhill on Sea – as ‘a love letter to the building’

We Face Forward is a season of contemporary art and music from West Africa taking place in Manchester between June and September, as part of the London 2012 Festival

Renowned photographer William Eggleston talks to Doug Aitken about how shooting in colour was a decision he made ‘right away’, and the surprises and purpose in each composition

Doug Aitken talks to artist Ryan Trecartin about the excitement of collaborating, and how new people and places inspire fresh starting points in his work

‘Art isn’t limited to passive reflection’ Doug Aitken talks to artist Richard Phillips

Doug Aitken visits visionary architect Paolo Soleri at the site of his ‘eco-city’ Arcosanti in Arizona

Artists Doug Aitken and Jack Pierson talk about the different elements within Pierson’s work: language, image, decoration and the theatrical aesthetic he works towards

Doug Aitken talks to musician James Murphy about ‘looking for alchemy in everyday sound’

Doug Aitken talks to photographer Stephen Shore about his work, his methods and his time spent with Andy Warhol

What is the starting point for the creative act? ‘It’s instinct…a lot of instinct, and very fast’ says Tate Modern architect Jacques Herzog in this interview with Doug Aitken

Artist Philippe Parreno discusses ‘triggers’ for creativity and his working process with Doug Aitken as part of of Aitken’s artwork The Source

Doug Aitken talks to architect Liz Diller about creativity, influences and architecture in the 21st century as part of his artwork The Source

Musician Jack White and artist Doug Aitken discuss how environment influences creativity, as part of Aitken’s artwork The Source

In one of his last interviews, Mike Kelley explores what motivates him with fellow artist Doug Aitken. The film is part of Aitken’s artwork The Source, an installation at Tate Liverpool

Devendra Banhart gets out his Gibson guitar to muse on what makes a song with artist Doug Aitken. This film features in The Source, an installation at Tate Liverpool

Musician Beck and artist Doug Aitken riff on the question of how an idea starts. This film features in The Source, an installation at Tate Liverpool

Architect David Adjaye dives into ideas with artist Doug Aitken, with whom he collaborated in designing the installation The Source at Tate Liverpool

Actress Tilda Swinton shares her thoughts on creativity with artist Doug Aitken. This film features in The Source, an installation at Tate Liverpool

Musician Jack White, actress Tilda Swinton, artist Mike Kelley and many other celebrated cultural figures discuss the root of their creativity with leading contemporary artist Doug Aitken