From dancers in Fatboy Slim videos to works directed by Andy Warhol, an extensive survey of pop videos past and present features Queen, Prince, Björk, Ladytron and Bob Dylan.

A new exhibition at the Harris Museum in Preston, part of this weekend's Digital Aesthetic³ 2012 conference, reveals some of the different ways artists are using digital technologies.

Brighton Photo Biennial 2012 is set to burst across the city's streets in October with a bold and radical programme encompassing squatting, surveillance, protest and warfare.

Ben Miller is mesmerised by the sculptural installations of Richard Long and the poetic social histories embedded in the film installation of Luke Fowler at the Hepworth Wakefield.

The seascape that once entranced JMW Turner has been captured on film in a new commission for Turner Contemporary in Margate.

During our interview with artist Marcus Coates, we discuss shamanism, charlatanism, art, humour and nature. But as Mark Sheerin discovers, no badgers were available for comment.

Discover London trails link smaller museums and galleries with other attractions in the capital via easy to print out half and full day trails.

Artists are increasingly running independent spaces - home to some of the most innovative, diverse and stimulating art exhibitions around today.

There's no better way to celebrate summer than packing a picnic and chilling out with family and friends - especially when your picnic spot is magically beautiful.

Take a look at fascinating objects in London museums. As featured in the BBC series People's Museum.

There has been a Chinese population in Norwich for only an estimated 50 years but already it has a fascinating story to tell.

Sikhs have resided in Great Britain in small numbers for centuries and this trail, developed with the Anglo Sikh Heritage Trail, explores locations in London linked to their heritage.

The 'My Life-Our Heritage' project has researched and authored several trails within the London Borough of Barnet. Locations were selected because of their accessibility to wheelchair users and elderly people. This trail, an exploration of Friern Barnet Lane in North London is the second to be featured on the London City Heritage Guide.

There's more to the East End than cockney rhyming slang. From contemporary art at the Whitechapel Gallery to the streets that inspired Dickens, take a walk round the diverse mix of old and new on this trail of locations and museums that can be seen in half a day.

Children's Express journalist Jon Hudson explains that no matter who you are or where you are from, you won't feel out of place in Birmingham.

Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool... take our tour of major Pre-Raphaelite collections outside the English capital.

The Brighton Toy Trail is a light-hearted interactive look at the toys we love and some great places to visit to find out more about them. Fasten your seatbelt!

From aviation history to Jewish ceremonial art and a 19th century canal, north west London offers an eclectic mix of museums and historic buildings. Discover them all with this trail devised by the London Smaller Museums Group.

Selections from the reminiscence book of John Summers, provided by Pabulum - a charity established in 1998 that trains and provides visitors for people with Alzheimer’s.

City heritage expert Mike Loveday identifies the city's finest buildings, from Norman times through to the present day. Read on to discover Norwich's best!

In response to recent moves to renovate the air raid shelter at Whitehawk Primary School, local resident Betty Vince remembers what life was like in Whitehawk during the Second World War.