Mona Hatoum shows TateShots around her studio, an old shop in the heart of Berlin.

Ray Harryhausen is a legend in the film world. His opus which includes special effects for Jason and the Argonauts and One Million Years B.C. changed the face of cinema and inspired filmmakers such as Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson.

Ryan Gander's new work for Artangel messes with your mind.  'Locked Room Scenario' purports to be a group show in a warehouse in Hoxton.

Starting as an empty white room, Roman Ondak’s Measuring the Universe at Tate St Ives has grown through the contribution of around 90’000 participants to a constellation of black marks.

Pat Nevin and Neville Gabie discuss the sculptural qualities of goalposts and how they become a way of understanding the city, landscape or community they are found in.

Casts of pig’s rib cages, burnt wood carvings and a cement mixer are just some of the things Mark Titchner showed TateShots when we dropped by his studio for a visit.

In this video, TateShots explores Contested Terrains, an exhibition by four artists working in Africa

Joan Miró's works come to London in the first major retrospective here for nearly 50 years.

The Vorticist movement had two female members, Helen Saunders and Jessica Dismorr, while Dorothy Shakespear was an unofficial member.

Storm Thorgerson designed the cover for Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon', an album that can be found in the homes of over 40 million people. In a career spanning over 30 years he has produced album graphics for numerous acts.