TateShots

For Ai Wewei the act of individuals voicing opinions and communicating with one another is of great importance

Creative, playful and inventive, Gabriel Orozco creates art in the streets, his apartment or wherever he is inspired.

TateShots takes a tour of Gauguin exhibition ‘Maker of Myth‘ with curator Christine Riding during the final week of this popular show.

TateShots met Tony Oursler shortly after the opening of a solo show at Lehmann Maupin Gallery in New York.

This week’s TateShots sees the painter Albert Irvin visit the Tate Stores facility, where the artwork in the Tate’s collection that is not currently on show is kept.

An interview with the artist Naum Gabo's daughter, Nina Williams

TateShots caught up with Sir Peter Blake and James Brettto delve into their treasure trove of music memorabilia, Victoriantaxidermy and vintage fairground art.

In this week's TateShots, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei talks about the time he spent as a young man living in New York and the 10,000 photographs he took documenting his life and the city.

Doug Fishbone talks about his new feature-length film Elimina, which finds the white American artist stepping into an otherwise totally Ghanaian production.

TateShots visits the Frieze Art Fair in Regents Park, London.