The Arts Show (2002) is a series web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch The Arts Show online in HD.
Cast & Crew
The Arts Show — Series Details
| First Air Date | 2002-09-11 |
| Seasons | 3 |
| Episodes | 19 |
| Genre | series |
| Language | English |
| Network | Channel 4 |
| Status | Ended |
The Arts Show — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: If (2002-09-11) — In this unique programme, modern-day poets Bunmi Ogunsiji, Sophie Wooley, Owen Sheers and Selima Hill set about creating their own, 21st century versions of Rudyard Kipling's poem
- E2: Stepford Lives (2002-10-04) — Jacques Peretti bleakly comic film charts a day in the life of Graham, Sally and Magda, three fictional characters living in and around the fictional `village' of Harton Wick.
- E3: The A-Z Of Now (2002-11-04) — Rachel Newsome, editor of style bible Dazed And Confused, guides viewers alphabetically through the landscape of contemporary culture: a place in which mainstream and underground h
- E4: West Side Stories (2002-11-13) — Courttia Newland is a young black British novelist, whose first three novels document the realities of urban life on a council estate in West London.
Season 2
- E1: How Sick Is Your Art? (2003-11-14) — Jake Chapman, one of the leading artists of his generation, questions the artistic value of contemporary Young British Art.
- E2: I Am, Unfortunately, Randy Newman (2003-11-21) — Singer-songwriter Randy Newman takes journalist and lifetime fan Jon Ronson to his Bel Air home, plays some original songs, and muses on his inexplicable lack of popularity.
- E3: 48 People Who Should Be Dead In Hollywood (2003-11-28) — A fictionalized conversation between writer, Jacques Peretti and Vincent Gallo – actor, film director and former model, courier, breakdancer, motorcycle champion and sex hustler –
- E4: David Peace – Hunter Joker Ripper Writer (2003-12-12) — A look at the life and work of one of Britain's most successful young authors: David Peace. His first three novels (Red Riding 1974, 1977 and 1980) loosely fictionalise the extraor
- E5: How to Watch Television (2003-12-19) — Charlie Brooker's enjoyable and informative attempt to explain how to watch TV offers a variety of informed information about what a television is, what's on it and how to view it.
- E6: Four Posh Dinners And A Curry (2004-01-08) — Is food the new sex? Or is it the new porn? We are witnessing an unprecedented bombardment of seductive food imagery in the media, but is it a sign that British cuisine is finally
- E7: Err…Shrigley (2004-01-18) — David Shrigley doesn't like TV and he doesn't want to be a celebrity either. Nonetheless he is one of the biggest names in British contemporary art with a growing and equally obses
- E8: Extreme Puppets (2004-01-30) — A collaboration between writer Jacques Peretti and the Little Angel Theatre, Britain's foremost marionette company, these five short scenes involve ordinary people interacting with
Season 3
- E1: The Spoils of War (2004-04-03) — Documentary about photographer Simon Norfolk looking at examples of his war photographs and showing him at work.
- E2: Confessions of a Sheepshagger (2004-08-02)
- E3: Why Do People Buy Art? (2004-08-02)
- E4: I Love Carbuncles (2004-09-11)
- E5: Beware Live Art (2004-09-18)
- E6: The Late George Shaw (2004-09-25)
- E7: London Sucks (2004-10-02)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does The Arts Show have? 3 season(s) with 19 episodes.
Where can I watch The Arts Show? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
