TateShots

Take a behind-the-scenes look at sculptor Phillip King creating new work ‘Recoil’ on display at Tate Britain until Spring 2015.

Photographer Indre Serpytyte explores the history of Lithuania during Soviet occupation, in this TateShots video

Broadcaster and historian Dan Snow visits Tate Modern's haunting new exhibition 'Conflict, Time, Photography'.

TateShots interviewed Duncan Campbell shortly after he had won the 2014 Turner Prize in this video.

Snail juice, meteor dust and potatoes...just some of the unusual materials explored by German artist Sigmar Polke

TateShots get a rare insight into painter Howard Hodgkin's 'pictures of emotional situations' in this week's video interview.

How might someone with limited sight experience a painting? Tate Guide Lisa Squirrel draws on her own experience to share exhibitions with other visually-impaired visitors.

Tate and Sadler's Wells unveil a new joint Shezad Dawood commission in this TateShots video

Tate and Sadler's Wells unveil a new joint Shezad Dawood commission in this TateShots video

Legendary Queen guitarist Brian May explains his obsession with Victorian stereoscopic photographs in this week's TateShots video interview.

Richard Tuttle unveils his largest ever work in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern in this TateShots video interview

A tour of Merge Festival, an annual celebration of art and performance features in this TateShots video.

Barbara Hammer is a pivotal figure in American experimental film. An acclaimed pioneer of queer cinema, her prolific output includes the earliest avant-garde films that openly address lesbian life and sexuality.

Distinctive, imaginative and always surprising, Charline von Heyl’s work offers a fresh and exciting approach to the world of abstract art. Curator Gavin Delahunty and the artist herself take us around the exhibition currently at Tate Liverpool

Turner Prize nominee James Richards discusses his diverse ways of image-making using film and original compositions in this TateShot film