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The Culture Show · S15E13 — Episode 13
Season 15 episodes
1. Episode 1May 20, 20102. Episode 2: Tate Modern is 10! A Culture Show SpecialMay 25, 20103. Episode 3May 27, 20104. Episode 4Jun 3, 20105. Episode 5Jun 10, 20106. Episode 6: The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2010: A Culture Show SpecialJun 17, 20107. Episode 7: BBC Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-FictionJul 1, 20108. Episode 8: Edinburgh Festival Special, Part 1Aug 12, 20109. Episode 9: Edinburgh Festival Special, Part 2Aug 19, 201010. Episode 10: Edinburgh Festival Special, Part 3Aug 26, 201011. Episode 11Oct 21, 201012. Episode 12Nov 4, 201013. Episode 13Nov 11, 201014. Episode 14Nov 18, 201015. Episode 15Nov 25, 201016. Episode 16Dec 2, 201017. Episode 17: Best of The Culture Show 2010Dec 16, 201018. Episode 18Feb 10, 201119. Episode 19Feb 17, 201120. Episode 20: Forget the Oscars, Here Are the KermodesFeb 24, 201121. Episode 21Mar 3, 201122. Episode 22: A Million Books For Free: A Culture Show SpecialMar 5, 2011
Synopsis
Tom Dyckhoff visits Horace Walpole's Strawberry Hill House, which was recently re-opened to the public after a two-year restoration project. Sarfraz Manzoor investigates the winning images of the 2010 World Press Photo competition, and Paul Auster talks about his latest book Sunset Park. Michael Smith explores the British Library's exhibition on accents and language, while Alain de Botton takes a look at the critically acclaimed video installation The Clock. Andrew Graham-Dixon remembers war artist Henry Tonks, and Mark Kermode revisits cult classic Peeping Tom on its 50th anniversary.
