Culture shorts
The best online arts coverage from the Guardian's video team
Vincent van Gogh's house in London for sale - video
Jonathan Jones visits the house in south London where artist Vincent van Gogh lived in 1873. The property is on the market for the first time in 65 years
Ceramic artist Pamela Mei Yee Leung: 'Maybe we are all mythological' - video
Ceramic artist Pamela Mei Yee Leung discusses her influences, from Chinese mythology to European folk art, in one of her last interviews before her death in October 2011
Edward Bond: 'I want to set light to people's souls' - video interview
As his play Bingo returns to London, playwright Edward Bond gives a rare interview to Andrew Dickson, looking back on five decades and more than 50 plays
Lygia Pape's Livro do Tempo: 'An alphabet of feelings' – video review
As a retrospective of Brazilian modernist artist opens at London's Serpentine gallery, critic Adrian Searle discusses an installation of 365 wooden objects
Terence Conran: 'He transformed the high street' – video
London's Design Museum is celebrating Terence Conran's contribution to British design in a new exhibition – The Way We Live Now. Jonathan Glancey meets him
Leonardo da Vinci: 'An artist who deserves every bit of his fame' – video
The National Gallery's Leonardo exhibition promises a once-in-a-lifetime chance to view the artist's finest paintings and drawings. Jonathan Jones takes a look
Photographer Daniel Meadows' best shot - video
Daniel Meadows looks back on his photographs from 1972 when he was employed by Butlins as a 'walkie' photographer with Martin Parr
Adrian Searle: 'It's confusing. But it's the Turner prize' – video
Adrian Searle passes his verdict on the Turner prize 2011 in Gateshead, where Martin Boyce, Hilary Lloyd, Karla Black and George Shaw mix mediums to unsettling effect
Naughty but nice: In bed with Sarah Lucas at Frieze art fair - video
Gerhard Richter in the studio – video
Gerhard Richter at Tate Modern: 'The paintings have secrets' – video
Tacita Dean's Film is the reel deal - video
Play on words: Abi Morgan and Frantic Assembly do TS Eliot - video
Abi Morgan, Scott Graham and Siân Phillips discuss Lovesong, a physical theatre piece inspired by TS Eliot's poem The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock
English National Opera's The Marriage of Figaro - video
Director Fiona Shaw tells Tom Service about her take on Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro at the Coliseum in London
Neon light – Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970-1990 at the Victoria and Albert museum – video
Sarfraz Manzoor meets co-curators Jane Pavitt and Glenn Adamson, architect Charles Jencks and ceramicist Carol McNicoll at the V&A in London
Alexander McCall Smith: an Edinburgh walking tour - video
Alexander McCall Smith, author of the 44 Scotland Street novels, shows Sarah Crown around Edinburgh's New Town, where many of his books are set, and introduces her to some of the locations - and even some of the characters - who appear in the pages
Sky Orchestra balloons serenade London - video
Using a fleet of hot air balloons, artist Luke Jerram and composer Dan Jones bring music to the skies of London with the Sky Orchestra
Horrible Histories Prom - video preview
The children's TV series Horrible Histories has teamed up with the Aurora Orchestra to perform some of the most popular songs from the CBBC show at the 2011 BBC Proms
The Lavender Hill Mob cycle tour - video
Catherine Shoard takes a cycle tour round original locations of The Lavender Hill Mob, the classic Ealing heist comedy starring Alec Guinness
Lucian Freud's Standing by the Rags: 'A kind of battlefield' - video
Adrian Searle examines Lucian Freud's 1989 painting Standing by the Rags at Tate Britain, and assesses the legacy of the artist who died earlier this month aged 88
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