We took a trip to the Bank of England to find out about the new J. M. W. Turner £20 note and how money is designed. Guests include Chief Cashier Sarah John, Bank of England Museum Curator Jenni Adam, and banknote designer Debbie Marriott.

We speak to Anna Jamieson about early representations of mental illness in art and how this has developed over the centuries.

Animation critic and historian Charles Solomon tells the story of early Disney cartoons and how fine art inspired the films we've come to love.

We dive into the story of vaginas and vulvas in art with the help of Sarah Creed, curator of the newly-opened Vagina Museum in London.

Take a mental journey to the moon with this discussion on how our lunar companion has influenced artists across centuries.

Caroline A. Jones gives a history of the origins of the world's fair and how art factored into displays industry and innovation.

We speak to Bendor Grosvenor, co-host of 'Britain's Lost Masterpieces' to discuss the latest series.

Discover the story of the museum and cultural professionals who joined the Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program during the Second World War to help protect heritage sites and cultural objects.

https://artuk.org/discover/stories/art-matters-podcast-the-monuments-men-and-preserving-art-during-war

We discuss the long history of depicting witches in prints and painting with artist and art historian Deanna Petherbridge.

Michael Ohajuru discusses the journey of the presence of black figures in European art history.