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[b]BBC Focus Science & Technology - September 2014 UK 116 Pages | true PDF | English | 20 MB [/b] With accessible features illustrated with the world’s best photography, BBC Focus Magazine explains the theory behind scientific phenomena and really brings science to life. In every issue you’ll find news of the latest major scientific developments, a lively Q&A section plus exclusive and astonishing photographic reports that range from the breathtaking to the downright odd. [IMG]http://i1204.photobucket.com/albums/bb403/Greg94501/August%202014/BBC-3.jpg[/IMG]

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[b]BBC Sky At Night - September 2014 UK 112 Pages | True PDF | English | 22 MB [/b] Sky at Night magazine is your practical guide to astronomy. Each issue features the world’s biggest and best night sky guide complete with star charts, observing tutorials and in-depth equipment reviews to ensure that amateur astronomers never miss those must-see events. [IMG]http://i1204.photobucket.com/albums/bb403/Greg94501/August%202014/BBCSky.jpg[/IMG]

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The High Art of the Low Countries (BBC) Arts Documentary hosted by Andrew Graham-Dixon, published by BBC in 2013 - English narration Information ------------------------------ Andrew Graham-Dixon tours the Low Countries, exploring how history has influenced the area's art, architecture and culture. A history of the ground-breaking works that emanated from The Netherlands and Belgium. Van Eyck, Vermeer, Rubens, Franz Hals, Rembrandt, Hieronymus Bosch, Van Gogh, Mondrian and Magritte; it's a shifting culture of early adopters, new technology, piety cut through with hellish visions, portraits of friendship and madness and new ways of seeing. 1) Dream of Plenty Andrew Graham-Dixon shows how the art of Renaissance Flanders evolved from the craft of precious tapestries within the Duchy of Burgundy into a leading painting school in its own right. Starting his journey at the magnificent altarpiece of Ghent Cathedral created by the Van Eyck brothers, Andrew explains their groundbreaking innovation in oil painting and marvels at how the colours they obtained can still remain so vibrant today. Andrew describes how, in the early Renaissance, the most urgent preoccupation was not the advancement of learning, humanist or otherwise, but the Last Judgment. People believed they were living in the end of days; a subject popular with preachers and artists and intensely realised in swarming microscopic detail by Hieronymus Bosch. 2) Boom and Bust Andrew Graham-Dixon looks at how the seemingly peaceful countries of Holland and Belgium - famous for their tulips and windmills, mussels and chips - were in fact forged in a crucible of conflict and division. He examines how a period of economic boom driven for the first time by a burgeoning and secular middle class led to the Dutch golden age of the 17th century, creating not only the concept of oil painting itself, but the master painters Rembrandt and Vermeer combining art and commerce together as we would recognise it today. 3) Daydreams and Nightmares Following a brief period of decline, the entrepreneurial and industrious region of the Low Countries rose again to become a cultural leader in the modern age. Despite its small and almost insignificant size it produced important forward-thinking artists like Van Gogh, Mondrian, Magritte and Delvaux, who changed the face of art forever. Andrew's journey takes him to a remote beach in north west Holland that inspired Mondrian's transition to his now-renowned abstract grid paintings. Andrew digs deep into the psychology and social history of the region, exploring how the landscape of the past has informed the culture and identity of the Low Countries today and the impossibility of the Dutch drive to turn the philosophy of Mondrian's geometric order into a way of living. 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The High Art of the Low Countries (BBC) Arts Documentary hosted by Andrew Graham-Dixon, published by BBC in 2013 - English narration Information ------------------------------ Andrew Graham-Dixon tours the Low Countries, exploring how history has influenced the area's art, architecture and culture. A history of the ground-breaking works that emanated from The Netherlands and Belgium. Van Eyck, Vermeer, Rubens, Franz Hals, Rembrandt, Hieronymus Bosch, Van Gogh, Mondrian and Magritte; it's a shifting culture of early adopters, new technology, piety cut through with hellish visions, portraits of friendship and madness and new ways of seeing. 1) Dream of Plenty Andrew Graham-Dixon shows how the art of Renaissance Flanders evolved from the craft of precious tapestries within the Duchy of Burgundy into a leading painting school in its own right. Starting his journey at the magnificent altarpiece of Ghent Cathedral created by the Van Eyck brothers, Andrew explains their groundbreaking innovation in oil painting and marvels at how the colours they obtained can still remain so vibrant today. Andrew describes how, in the early Renaissance, the most urgent preoccupation was not the advancement of learning, humanist or otherwise, but the Last Judgment. People believed they were living in the end of days; a subject popular with preachers and artists and intensely realised in swarming microscopic detail by Hieronymus Bosch. 2) Boom and Bust Andrew Graham-Dixon looks at how the seemingly peaceful countries of Holland and Belgium - famous for their tulips and windmills, mussels and chips - were in fact forged in a crucible of conflict and division. He examines how a period of economic boom driven for the first time by a burgeoning and secular middle class led to the Dutch golden age of the 17th century, creating not only the concept of oil painting itself, but the master painters Rembrandt and Vermeer combining art and commerce together as we would recognise it today. 3) Daydreams and Nightmares Following a brief period of decline, the entrepreneurial and industrious region of the Low Countries rose again to become a cultural leader in the modern age. Despite its small and almost insignificant size it produced important forward-thinking artists like Van Gogh, Mondrian, Magritte and Delvaux, who changed the face of art forever. Andrew's journey takes him to a remote beach in north west Holland that inspired Mondrian's transition to his now-renowned abstract grid paintings. Andrew digs deep into the psychology and social history of the region, exploring how the landscape of the past has informed the culture and identity of the Low Countries today and the impossibility of the Dutch drive to turn the philosophy of Mondrian's geometric order into a way of living. 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Should I Eat Meat: How to Feed the Planet Science Documentary hosted by Michael Mosley, published by BBC broadcasted as part of BBC Horizon series in 2014 - English narration Information ------------------------------ Dr Michael Mosley seeks to establish the truth about meat. Every year, humans raise and eat 65 billion animals - nine animals for every person on the globe. In this eye-opening documentary, Michael examines the impact that this is having on the planet and finds out what meat eco-friendly carnivores should be buying. Is it better to buy free-range organic or factory-farmed meat? The answers are far from obvious. Screenshots ------------------------------ http://image.bayimg.com/de3e7f3ff60bc4c3899bfc204606d04f0ea4023d.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/13c53f57fd60250e95f9e5bb4b187f62670fce2e.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/42f5e10ed1ad0fe39e9a1d520919c2d85f12af69.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/5938ef096ea497965afef509a406ea94e1b09668.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/a9e55319db86f75a7ffd049b9f1e092beaef9a00.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/aecf2e01bd3555e142c91412219dc39dbe63f908.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/e8f9e2f1010278de95e3e5ee3c5351e680df9ea2.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/4764e20ce79d57f03de8affc5b95d5dfa91b050a.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/ec607b8398ce070dd91c336f7712e85d5606d79f.jpg Technical Specs ------------------------------ * Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1 * Video Bitrate: CRF 19 (~2774Kbps) * Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9 * Video Resolution: 1280x720 * Frame Rate: 25 FPS * Audio Codec: AAC-LC * Audio Bitrate: Q=0.42 VBR 48KHz (~132Kbps) * Audio Channels: 2 * Run-Time: 59 mins * Number of Parts: 1 * Part Size: 1.22 GB * Source: HDTV * Encoded by: JungleBoy Links ------------------------------ 1) Further Information http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04fhbrt 2) Related Documentaries http://docuwiki.net/?title=Should%20I%20Eat%20Meat%3A%20The%20Big%20Health%20Dilemma http://docuwiki.net/?title=Eat%2C%20Fast%20and%20Live%20Longer http://docuwiki.net/?title=Infested%3A%20Living%20with%20Parasites http://docuwiki.net/?title=Pleasure%20and%20Pain http://docuwiki.net/?title=The%20Truth%20About%20Exercise http://docuwiki.net/?title=The%20Truth%20About%20Personality http://docuwiki.net/?title=Winter%20Viruses%20and%20How%20to%20Beat%20Them http://docuwiki.net/?title=Inside%20the%20Human%20Body%20-%20Best%20of%20Series http://docuwiki.net/?title=Guts%20%28PBS%29 http://docuwiki.net/?title=The%20Brain%20-%20A%20Secret%20History 3) ed2k Links Added by http://docuwiki.net/?title=User%3AJungleBoy Source: http://docuwiki.net/index.php?title=Should_I_Eat_Meat:_How_to_Feed_the_Planet

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Britain's Compulsive Shoppers Health-Medical Documentary hosted by Jasmine Harman, published by BBC in 2014 - English narration Information ------------------------------ Britains Compulsive Shoppers With a proven track record in exploring the psychological disorder of compulsive hoarding, Jasmine Harman now turns her attention to another destructive and often secretive condition that left unchecked can severely blight the lives of sufferers and their families - compulsive shopping. Through the eyes of three of Britain's most addicted shoppers, Jasmine explores the personal and emotional stories behind a condition thought to affect up to eight million British adults for whom shopping has become an out-of-control compulsive habit. Ebony finds the call of a special offer irresistible. From multiple electric blankets to a collection of teddy bears, rolls of wallpaper to arrays of TVs and tablets, Ebony is unable to resist a bargain and has accumulated around a thousand pairs of shoes, even more clothes and a vast array of power tools. Now her house is full to the brim and it's time to make space for herself and her sons. Former 80s pop star Dene is addicted to the thrill of online auctions, bidding for goods he barely remembers or looks at once acquired. In the excitement of winning an online bidding war he has amassed vast collections of cars, watches, guitars, caravans, clothes and sunglasses. In West London Dipna's life centres around a passion for high-end fashion brands. At 31 she still lives with her parents and with no household bills to pay every penny she earns can be spent feeding her habit. Her parents don't see a problem but Dipna's compulsion to shop leaves little room in her life for much else - she longs for a family of her own but no suitor can compete with the acquisition of expensive shoes, bags, blazers and jewellery, which is where Dipna believes true happiness lies. Screenshots ------------------------------ click on the thumbnails below to get full-size images http://image.bayimg.com/729356c915f51731c00f03306277175ad652787c.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/7e56b06f9284f383296932367596ca6c0ab89275.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/c6edc902c0e944cf3458025bd590b5a0b874f060.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/fe8e2baf7332a35c7df6a7a34e6d001d01c7bd24.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/55db5692c400dcb066fc4214a6d5f57ee792541f.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/8505cfede3fc79ffc68803b82e9ad35a56279cad.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/0b43e43a77782c60d10f3885fa89178583c17548.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/30ead576cc5d1af7f9c7058316abde88a303fd20.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/27736660e7c1153f64b1f4a475633cdc452f656e.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/c928788401e9cc9b50ffd6533f4adc1f53de864a.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/6a6c3e370f102760ad5ee2cc574a92208b337fa5.jpg http://image.bayimg.com/458dc81bea1081b8aa9e00d2f90ac70650cf0a08.jpg Technical Specs ------------------------------ * Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1 * Video Bitrate: 3177 Kbps * Video Aspect Ratio: 1.778 (16:9) * Video Resolution: 1280 x 720 * Audio Codec: AAC LC * Audio English * Audio Bitrate: 160 Kbps ABR 48KHz * Audio Channels: Stereo 2 * Run-Time: 59mins * Framerate: 25 FPS * Number of Parts: 1 * Container Mp4 * Part Size: 1.28 GB * Source: HDTV * Encoded by: Harry65 Links ------------------------------ 1) Further Information http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04fd8ns 2) Related Documentaries http://docuwiki.net/?title=Obsessive%20Compulsive%20Hoarder http://docuwiki.net/?title=Hoarders%20Out%20Of%20Control http://docuwiki.net/?title=Addicted%20Beyond%20Control

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[b]THE SHERLOCK HOLMES COMPLETE COLLECTION BBC DRAMATISATIONS[/b] [i]Written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Dramatised by BBC Radio Format: M4B Dramatisations[/i] This torrent is the BBC Radio 4 radio dramatisations of the complete Sherlock Holmes stories, featuring Clive Merrison as Sherlock Holmes and Michael Williams as Dr. Watson (all in m4b. format, chapterized); including: 1. A Study in Scarlet (2 episodes). 2. The Sign of the Four (2 episodes). 3. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (12 episodes). 4. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (11 episodes). 5. The Return of Sherlock Holmes (13 episodes). 6. The Hound of the Baskervilles (2 episodes). 7. The Valley of Fear (2 episodes). 8. His Last Bow (8 episodes). 9. The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes (12 episodes). 10. The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (15 episodes). [i]Hours had been spent to organize and chapterize these files in m4b format in order for everyone to enjoy the audiobooks in the best way possible. I hope you all enjoy them, and let me know if there's something wrong with any of the files. Please Seed and leave some feedback if you like. Thank you![/i]

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BBC.Under.Milk.Wood.by.Dylan.Thomas.2014.1080p.x264.AAC.MKV A unique one-off television production of Dylan Thomas's famous 'play for voices' performed by a community of Welsh talent in New York, Los Angeles, London, Cardiff and Laugharne. Michael Sheen opens as First Voice, Sir Tom Jones as Captain Cat and as each of Dylan's iconic characters joins in, the piece builds up into a collage of famous voices and faces (including Matthew Rhys, Ioan Gruffudd, Siân Phillips, Jonathan Pryce, Bryn Terfel and Katherine Jenkins) intercut with evocative imagery inspired by the play and created as part of a live event by National Theatre Wales. Technical Spec Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1 Video Bitrate: CRF 21 (~3561Kbps) Video Resolution: 1920x1080 Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Frames Rate: 25 FPS Audio Codec: AAC-LC Audio Bitrate: Q=0.41 VBR 48KHz (~126Kbps) Audio Channels: 2 Run-Time: 58 mins Number Of Parts: 2 Part Size: 1.53 GB Source: HDTV

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[center][size=200][b]The Ultimate Companion & The Ultimate Time Lord[/b][/size] [size=150](1280x720) BBC America[/size][/center] [center][image=FNRwsnjMpq] [image=oekcRyPX28][/center] [size=150]As part of the run-up to the premiere of the twelfth doctor and the beginning of season eight of Doctor who, BBC America televised two programs on August 17, 2014 and August 19, 2014 respectively, hosted by Peter Davison The descriptions are below. Episode Synopses Courtesy Of:[/size] [size=100][url=http://www.thetvdb.com][b]The On-line TV Database[/b][/url] An Open Database for Television Fans[/size] [size=150][b]2014-08-17 - The Ultimate Companion[/b][/size] [size=100](Video:H264 1280x720, 2670kbps, 29fps - Audio:AAC 44.1kHz, 111kbps)[/size] [size=150]Peter Davison recounts what it takes to be the ultimate companion. Meeting with cast and crew past and present, Peter travels the UK and the USA in search of the answers.[/size] [size=150][b]2014-08-19 - The Ultimate Time Lord[/b] (Video:H264 1280x720, 2700kbps, 29fps - Audio:AAC 44.1kHz, 113kbps)[/size] [size=150]Peter Davison, the Fifth Doctor, meets the talented people and stars who have helped create the show both past, present and future, and asks; Who is the Doctor? What makes him tick? What will make the Twelfth Doctor unique?[/size]

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Kate Bush’s return to live performance next week, after 35 years’ absence, has been one of the defining features of this musical year. Her announcement, in March, of the Hammersmith gigs left even David Bowie’s gifted coup in the shade, creating a simmering summer of speculation. It’s surprising, then, that it’s taken the media so long to create the inevitable previews and retrospectives. This BBC Four feature did a bit of both, though it ended with a sense that Bush’s reputation survived the hour despite, rather than because of, the programme’s organisation.

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BBC.Arctic.Monkeys@Reading.1080i.h264-NX BBC3 HD Saturday 23rd August 2014 10pm to 11:50pm Greg James and Jen Long bring to a close the second day of Reading Festival with returning heroes Arctic Monkeys, who headline the Main Stage for the third time. Reading holds a special place in the hearts of the Arctic Monkeys, being the first festival that they went to as young impressionable teenagers. Now with five consecutive number 1 albums under their belt, seven Brit awards, a raft of other awards and a couple of Grammy nominations, they take to the stage for which is sure to be another triumphant headline show. Technical Spec Filesize__: 5.87 GB RunTime___: 103 min Container_: TS Video_____: h264 CABAC High L4.0 1920x1080i ~7306Kbps Audio#1___: AC3 CBR 2ch 48KHz 192Kbps Audio#2___: MP2 CBR 2ch 48KHz 256Kbps

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What Do Artists Do All Day? Arts Documentary hosted by Morag Tinto, published by BBC in 2013 - English narration Information ------------------------------ What Do Artists Do All Day? A collection of intimate, observational portraits of leading artists, revealing unique insights into their working lives and creative process. From Norman Ackroyd's etchings of the British landscape to Frank Quitely's superhero creations, and from Polly Morgan's explorations in taxidermy to Antony Gormley's new work Tanker Field, this series of films explores what it means to be an artist working today. Featuring additional films and exclusive BBC Arts Online interviews and features. 1) Norman Ackroyd 2013 "The first in the series paints an intimate portrait of one of Britain's finest landscape artist, Norman Ackroyd. Beginning with his morning bowl of porridge, we spend a day with him in his south London studio as he makes one of his trademark monochrome prints. As he works, delicately etching acid into copper plate, Ackroyd reflects on how a working class lad from Leeds found himself at the Royal College of Art in the Swinging Sixties. This is a short but perfectly formed documentary, with a stirring piano soundtrack to complement the artist's atmospheric landscapes." 2) Polly Morgan 2013 Taxidermist Polly Morgan, described by Banksy as 'Britain's hottest bird stuffer', is one of Britain's most high profile young artists. Her macabre and unsettling works, including a coffin bursting with open-mouthed chicks and a rat asleep in a champagne glass, have won her celebrity fans including Kate Moss and considerable media coverage. In the second of this series of artist profiles, this film offers an intimate peek at the strange and wonderful art of Polly Morgan and asks what her reputation reveals about the relationship between art and celebrity. 3) Jack Vettriano 2013 Jack Vettriano is arguably Britain's most popular artist, with his nostalgic paintings of a lost age of glamour being instantly recognisable and his most famous work, The Singing Butler, the country's bestselling image, reproduced on everything from calendars to jigsaws. But despite his popularity, the self-taught miner's son from Fife has never been fully accepted by the art establishment. This film offers an intimate and revealing portrait of Vettriano, as he creates his latest painting, featuring actress Kara Tointon, and sees him talk with brutal honesty about his critics and how he deals with fame. 4) Cornelia Parker 2013 With a new exhibition of her work opening in London in June, this film follows artist Cornelia Parker as she prepares for the show, working on several new pieces including her latest project - bronze sculptures of cracks in the pavement. In the past, Cornelia has blown up a shed, squashed a brass band and famously collaborated with Tilda Swinton, who was exhibited sleeping in a glass case. One of Britain's most original and acclaimed contemporary artists, her work encourages us to look differently at the world, transforming familiar objects into extraordinary and surprising art. 5) John Byrne 2013 This documentary offers a snapshot of the life of artist and writer John Byrne as he completes a large mural for the dome of the King's Theatre in Edinburgh. The film follows Byrne from the intimacy of his Edinburgh home and studio - with a wealth of anecdotes and memories - to the theatre, where he oversees the completion of his latest work. Born and brought up in Paisley, John Byrne now lives in Edinburgh; the cameras follow him as he cycles and walks its streets, meeting people and reflecting on the buzz of the festival city. 6) Edmund de Waal 2013 Edmund de Waal is widely known as the author of bestselling family memoir The Hare with Amber Eyes. He is also an internationally acclaimed artist. He trained as a potter, studying ceramics in Japan and his works are in the collections of over forty international museums. Filmed mainly in de Waal's South London studio, this film gives a fascinating insight into his working methods; following him prepare eleven ceramic installations for 2012's exhibition A Thousand Hours. 7) Shani Rhys James 2013 A past winner of the Jerwood Painting Prize, Shani Rhys James is one of Wales's leading artists. She lives and works in a renovated 17th-century house and barn in Llangadfan, mid-Wales and her studio space is filled with striking paintings which combine domestic scenes with intense self-portraits often depicting powerful childhood memories. 'I paint because it is my way to express something. I'm trying to capture my own personal mythology in paint, so I paint what I feel and what effects me'. This intimate film follows Shani as she prepares for her exhibition in Aberystwyth in November and captures her deep in concentration working on a new large oil painting. 8) Tom Wood 2014 Profile of acclaimed photographer Tom Wood. Tom has taken photographs almost every day for the past 40 years, mainly around the streets, workplaces and nightspots of Merseyside. Hugely respected in the photography world, his work is a unique record of British working class life and in recent years he has gained increasing recognition. In summer 2013 Tom visited Mayo in the west of Ireland, where he was born, and the film documents his encounters whilst photographing the landscape and the people for a new book. Supported by the Arts Council of Wales, an exhibition of Tom's work is currently on at the Mostyn Gallery, North Wales until April 6th. 9) Frank Quitely 2014 Frank Quitely is the alter ego of Glaswegian comic-book artist Vincent Deighan. As one of a group of British writers and artists who have reinvented the superhero genre, Frank's depictions of iconic characters like Superman, Batman and the X-Men have provided inspiration for some of Hollywood's biggest movie franchises. In this film, we follow Frank over the course of a day and night as he works on a single page from his latest work, the epic superhero saga Jupiter's Legacy. 10) Marvin Gaye Chetwynd 2014 Profile of Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, one of the best-known performance artists in Britain. Nominated for the Turner Prize in 2012 (when she was known as Spartacus Chetwynd), she stages exuberant, anarchic performances in which everything from Dante and Karl Marx to drag acts and Stars Wars are drawn together to explore issues including gender politics and personal debt. The film follows Chetwynd as her first solo UK show opens in Nottingham and she stages a new performance - The Green Room. 11) Albert Watson 2014 Documentary following Albert Watson over the course of a day photographing the barren, beautiful landscape of the Isle of Skye. Edinburgh-born Albert Watson is one of the world's most successful commercial and fashion photographers. He has lived in the US for over 30 years, where he has photographed more than 100 Vogue covers and created some of the most iconic celebrity images of the 20th century, from Albert Hitchcock to Naomi Campbell. In recent years he has turned to landscape photography, and in this film he comes back to Scotland for his latest project. Albert reflects on his past work and discusses the challenges of transferring his unique style to landscape photography. 12) Antony Gormley 2014 Sir Antony Gormley is one of the world's most popular artists. His iconic Angel of the North is a universally-admired work of public art and his sculptures have been seen by millions in cities all over the world. In this film we follow the recently-knighted Gormley and his team in their busy Kings Cross studio, preparing a new work called Tanker Field - a group of 60 enormous steel figures that will be shown together at the Paul Klee museum in Bern. Reflecting on the ideas behind his sculptures, the collaborative nature of his studio and the excitement he still feels as new projects come together, the film offers an intimate and fascinating insight into one of the great artists of our time. 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What Do Artists Do All Day? Arts Documentary hosted by Morag Tinto, published by BBC in 2013 - English narration Information ------------------------------ What Do Artists Do All Day? A collection of intimate, observational portraits of leading artists, revealing unique insights into their working lives and creative process. From Norman Ackroyd's etchings of the British landscape to Frank Quitely's superhero creations, and from Polly Morgan's explorations in taxidermy to Antony Gormley's new work Tanker Field, this series of films explores what it means to be an artist working today. Featuring additional films and exclusive BBC Arts Online interviews and features. 1) Norman Ackroyd 2013 "The first in the series paints an intimate portrait of one of Britain's finest landscape artist, Norman Ackroyd. Beginning with his morning bowl of porridge, we spend a day with him in his south London studio as he makes one of his trademark monochrome prints. As he works, delicately etching acid into copper plate, Ackroyd reflects on how a working class lad from Leeds found himself at the Royal College of Art in the Swinging Sixties. This is a short but perfectly formed documentary, with a stirring piano soundtrack to complement the artist's atmospheric landscapes." 2) Polly Morgan 2013 Taxidermist Polly Morgan, described by Banksy as 'Britain's hottest bird stuffer', is one of Britain's most high profile young artists. Her macabre and unsettling works, including a coffin bursting with open-mouthed chicks and a rat asleep in a champagne glass, have won her celebrity fans including Kate Moss and considerable media coverage. In the second of this series of artist profiles, this film offers an intimate peek at the strange and wonderful art of Polly Morgan and asks what her reputation reveals about the relationship between art and celebrity. 3) Jack Vettriano 2013 Jack Vettriano is arguably Britain's most popular artist, with his nostalgic paintings of a lost age of glamour being instantly recognisable and his most famous work, The Singing Butler, the country's bestselling image, reproduced on everything from calendars to jigsaws. But despite his popularity, the self-taught miner's son from Fife has never been fully accepted by the art establishment. This film offers an intimate and revealing portrait of Vettriano, as he creates his latest painting, featuring actress Kara Tointon, and sees him talk with brutal honesty about his critics and how he deals with fame. 4) Cornelia Parker 2013 With a new exhibition of her work opening in London in June, this film follows artist Cornelia Parker as she prepares for the show, working on several new pieces including her latest project - bronze sculptures of cracks in the pavement. In the past, Cornelia has blown up a shed, squashed a brass band and famously collaborated with Tilda Swinton, who was exhibited sleeping in a glass case. One of Britain's most original and acclaimed contemporary artists, her work encourages us to look differently at the world, transforming familiar objects into extraordinary and surprising art. 5) John Byrne 2013 This documentary offers a snapshot of the life of artist and writer John Byrne as he completes a large mural for the dome of the King's Theatre in Edinburgh. The film follows Byrne from the intimacy of his Edinburgh home and studio - with a wealth of anecdotes and memories - to the theatre, where he oversees the completion of his latest work. Born and brought up in Paisley, John Byrne now lives in Edinburgh; the cameras follow him as he cycles and walks its streets, meeting people and reflecting on the buzz of the festival city. 6) Edmund de Waal 2013 Edmund de Waal is widely known as the author of bestselling family memoir The Hare with Amber Eyes. He is also an internationally acclaimed artist. He trained as a potter, studying ceramics in Japan and his works are in the collections of over forty international museums. Filmed mainly in de Waal's South London studio, this film gives a fascinating insight into his working methods; following him prepare eleven ceramic installations for 2012's exhibition A Thousand Hours. 7) Shani Rhys James 2013 A past winner of the Jerwood Painting Prize, Shani Rhys James is one of Wales's leading artists. She lives and works in a renovated 17th-century house and barn in Llangadfan, mid-Wales and her studio space is filled with striking paintings which combine domestic scenes with intense self-portraits often depicting powerful childhood memories. 'I paint because it is my way to express something. I'm trying to capture my own personal mythology in paint, so I paint what I feel and what effects me'. This intimate film follows Shani as she prepares for her exhibition in Aberystwyth in November and captures her deep in concentration working on a new large oil painting. 8) Tom Wood 2014 Profile of acclaimed photographer Tom Wood. Tom has taken photographs almost every day for the past 40 years, mainly around the streets, workplaces and nightspots of Merseyside. Hugely respected in the photography world, his work is a unique record of British working class life and in recent years he has gained increasing recognition. In summer 2013 Tom visited Mayo in the west of Ireland, where he was born, and the film documents his encounters whilst photographing the landscape and the people for a new book. Supported by the Arts Council of Wales, an exhibition of Tom's work is currently on at the Mostyn Gallery, North Wales until April 6th. 9) Frank Quitely 2014 Frank Quitely is the alter ego of Glaswegian comic-book artist Vincent Deighan. As one of a group of British writers and artists who have reinvented the superhero genre, Frank's depictions of iconic characters like Superman, Batman and the X-Men have provided inspiration for some of Hollywood's biggest movie franchises. In this film, we follow Frank over the course of a day and night as he works on a single page from his latest work, the epic superhero saga Jupiter's Legacy. 10) Marvin Gaye Chetwynd 2014 Profile of Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, one of the best-known performance artists in Britain. Nominated for the Turner Prize in 2012 (when she was known as Spartacus Chetwynd), she stages exuberant, anarchic performances in which everything from Dante and Karl Marx to drag acts and Stars Wars are drawn together to explore issues including gender politics and personal debt. The film follows Chetwynd as her first solo UK show opens in Nottingham and she stages a new performance - The Green Room. 11) Albert Watson 2014 Documentary following Albert Watson over the course of a day photographing the barren, beautiful landscape of the Isle of Skye. Edinburgh-born Albert Watson is one of the world's most successful commercial and fashion photographers. He has lived in the US for over 30 years, where he has photographed more than 100 Vogue covers and created some of the most iconic celebrity images of the 20th century, from Albert Hitchcock to Naomi Campbell. In recent years he has turned to landscape photography, and in this film he comes back to Scotland for his latest project. Albert reflects on his past work and discusses the challenges of transferring his unique style to landscape photography. 12) Antony Gormley 2014 Sir Antony Gormley is one of the world's most popular artists. His iconic Angel of the North is a universally-admired work of public art and his sculptures have been seen by millions in cities all over the world. In this film we follow the recently-knighted Gormley and his team in their busy Kings Cross studio, preparing a new work called Tanker Field - a group of 60 enormous steel figures that will be shown together at the Paul Klee museum in Bern. Reflecting on the ideas behind his sculptures, the collaborative nature of his studio and the excitement he still feels as new projects come together, the film offers an intimate and fascinating insight into one of the great artists of our time. 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What Do Artists Do All Day? Arts Documentary hosted by Morag Tinto, published by BBC in 2013 - English narration Information ------------------------------ What Do Artists Do All Day? A collection of intimate, observational portraits of leading artists, revealing unique insights into their working lives and creative process. From Norman Ackroyd's etchings of the British landscape to Frank Quitely's superhero creations, and from Polly Morgan's explorations in taxidermy to Antony Gormley's new work Tanker Field, this series of films explores what it means to be an artist working today. Featuring additional films and exclusive BBC Arts Online interviews and features. 1) Norman Ackroyd 2013 "The first in the series paints an intimate portrait of one of Britain's finest landscape artist, Norman Ackroyd. Beginning with his morning bowl of porridge, we spend a day with him in his south London studio as he makes one of his trademark monochrome prints. As he works, delicately etching acid into copper plate, Ackroyd reflects on how a working class lad from Leeds found himself at the Royal College of Art in the Swinging Sixties. This is a short but perfectly formed documentary, with a stirring piano soundtrack to complement the artist's atmospheric landscapes." 2) Polly Morgan 2013 Taxidermist Polly Morgan, described by Banksy as 'Britain's hottest bird stuffer', is one of Britain's most high profile young artists. Her macabre and unsettling works, including a coffin bursting with open-mouthed chicks and a rat asleep in a champagne glass, have won her celebrity fans including Kate Moss and considerable media coverage. In the second of this series of artist profiles, this film offers an intimate peek at the strange and wonderful art of Polly Morgan and asks what her reputation reveals about the relationship between art and celebrity. 3) Jack Vettriano 2013 Jack Vettriano is arguably Britain's most popular artist, with his nostalgic paintings of a lost age of glamour being instantly recognisable and his most famous work, The Singing Butler, the country's bestselling image, reproduced on everything from calendars to jigsaws. But despite his popularity, the self-taught miner's son from Fife has never been fully accepted by the art establishment. This film offers an intimate and revealing portrait of Vettriano, as he creates his latest painting, featuring actress Kara Tointon, and sees him talk with brutal honesty about his critics and how he deals with fame. 4) Cornelia Parker 2013 With a new exhibition of her work opening in London in June, this film follows artist Cornelia Parker as she prepares for the show, working on several new pieces including her latest project - bronze sculptures of cracks in the pavement. In the past, Cornelia has blown up a shed, squashed a brass band and famously collaborated with Tilda Swinton, who was exhibited sleeping in a glass case. One of Britain's most original and acclaimed contemporary artists, her work encourages us to look differently at the world, transforming familiar objects into extraordinary and surprising art. 5) John Byrne 2013 This documentary offers a snapshot of the life of artist and writer John Byrne as he completes a large mural for the dome of the King's Theatre in Edinburgh. The film follows Byrne from the intimacy of his Edinburgh home and studio - with a wealth of anecdotes and memories - to the theatre, where he oversees the completion of his latest work. Born and brought up in Paisley, John Byrne now lives in Edinburgh; the cameras follow him as he cycles and walks its streets, meeting people and reflecting on the buzz of the festival city. 6) Edmund de Waal 2013 Edmund de Waal is widely known as the author of bestselling family memoir The Hare with Amber Eyes. He is also an internationally acclaimed artist. He trained as a potter, studying ceramics in Japan and his works are in the collections of over forty international museums. Filmed mainly in de Waal's South London studio, this film gives a fascinating insight into his working methods; following him prepare eleven ceramic installations for 2012's exhibition A Thousand Hours. 7) Shani Rhys James 2013 A past winner of the Jerwood Painting Prize, Shani Rhys James is one of Wales's leading artists. She lives and works in a renovated 17th-century house and barn in Llangadfan, mid-Wales and her studio space is filled with striking paintings which combine domestic scenes with intense self-portraits often depicting powerful childhood memories. 'I paint because it is my way to express something. I'm trying to capture my own personal mythology in paint, so I paint what I feel and what effects me'. This intimate film follows Shani as she prepares for her exhibition in Aberystwyth in November and captures her deep in concentration working on a new large oil painting. 8) Tom Wood 2014 Profile of acclaimed photographer Tom Wood. Tom has taken photographs almost every day for the past 40 years, mainly around the streets, workplaces and nightspots of Merseyside. Hugely respected in the photography world, his work is a unique record of British working class life and in recent years he has gained increasing recognition. In summer 2013 Tom visited Mayo in the west of Ireland, where he was born, and the film documents his encounters whilst photographing the landscape and the people for a new book. Supported by the Arts Council of Wales, an exhibition of Tom's work is currently on at the Mostyn Gallery, North Wales until April 6th. 9) Frank Quitely 2014 Frank Quitely is the alter ego of Glaswegian comic-book artist Vincent Deighan. As one of a group of British writers and artists who have reinvented the superhero genre, Frank's depictions of iconic characters like Superman, Batman and the X-Men have provided inspiration for some of Hollywood's biggest movie franchises. In this film, we follow Frank over the course of a day and night as he works on a single page from his latest work, the epic superhero saga Jupiter's Legacy. 10) Marvin Gaye Chetwynd 2014 Profile of Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, one of the best-known performance artists in Britain. Nominated for the Turner Prize in 2012 (when she was known as Spartacus Chetwynd), she stages exuberant, anarchic performances in which everything from Dante and Karl Marx to drag acts and Stars Wars are drawn together to explore issues including gender politics and personal debt. The film follows Chetwynd as her first solo UK show opens in Nottingham and she stages a new performance - The Green Room. 11) Albert Watson 2014 Documentary following Albert Watson over the course of a day photographing the barren, beautiful landscape of the Isle of Skye. Edinburgh-born Albert Watson is one of the world's most successful commercial and fashion photographers. He has lived in the US for over 30 years, where he has photographed more than 100 Vogue covers and created some of the most iconic celebrity images of the 20th century, from Albert Hitchcock to Naomi Campbell. In recent years he has turned to landscape photography, and in this film he comes back to Scotland for his latest project. Albert reflects on his past work and discusses the challenges of transferring his unique style to landscape photography. 12) Antony Gormley 2014 Sir Antony Gormley is one of the world's most popular artists. His iconic Angel of the North is a universally-admired work of public art and his sculptures have been seen by millions in cities all over the world. In this film we follow the recently-knighted Gormley and his team in their busy Kings Cross studio, preparing a new work called Tanker Field - a group of 60 enormous steel figures that will be shown together at the Paul Klee museum in Bern. Reflecting on the ideas behind his sculptures, the collaborative nature of his studio and the excitement he still feels as new projects come together, the film offers an intimate and fascinating insight into one of the great artists of our time. 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