Arts in Motion

SeokJong Baek, a celebrated tenor with the Royal Ballet and Opera, sings Nessun Dorma by Puccini.

Renowned sitar player Anoushka Shankar on how she blends classical traditions with contemporary sounds.

In an intimate portrait, acclaimed cellist Steven Isserlis opens up about why he loves teaching young musicians.

The renowned conductor and music director of the Met Opera reveals how a calling became his lifelong journey.

What if a single note could change a life? That's exactly what's happening at Sinfonía por el Perú.

From Verdi to Bellini, this legendary stage has been the heart of music and performance for centuries.

Discover how New York's Metropolitan Opera is on a mission to redefine the art form for a new generation.

Discover the magic of the Salzburg Festival, where young talent meets century-old traditions.

"It's difficult stuff - acting - and I find it hard after 60 years," says Succession's Brian Cox.

Whitney White is a Tony-nominated director and actor, celebrated for her bold and inventive re-imaginings of both classic and contemporary works.

Discover a century of film at the Academy Museum, home to 52 million objects bringing cinematic history to life.

For acclaimed Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhang-Ke, filmmaking is not just an art - it's a space to innovate and redefine cinematic conventions.

Acclaimed actor Brian Cox shares his journey from a challenging childhood to global acting success.

British sculptor Antony Gormley reveals the transformative power of play and collaboration in making art.

Es Devlin, known for her work with musicians like Beyoncé, invites you to explore her latest project.

The celebrated British artist believes that instead of erasing history, art should challenge it to spark debate.

The renowned British sculptor challenges viewers to pause, reflect, and question his art.

Alvaro Barrington discusses the creation of Grace, a very personal installation, and shows how personal experiences shape his bold artistic vision.