Of her work, which addresses legacies of colonialism and slavery, British artist Lubaina Himid says she is "filling in the gaps of history." The Turner Prize winner, who turns 70 this year, discusses her new show.

British artist David Remfry reflects on his life as an artist, from 60s London, to 20 years spent living in the Chelsea Hotel to a triumph at the Royal Academy - and the famous people who have sat for him along the way.

Francesco Risso, the creative director at fashion house Marni, and the brand's stylist Carlos Nazario, discuss inspiration and life journeys with guest host Simon Chilvers.

Artist Amber Pinkerton describes what it's like moving to London from Jamaica as a young woman, and her experiences of alienation and self-awakening.

Liverpool Biennial director Sam Lackey talks about her vision for the UK's largest festival of contemporary art.

"Street style is forever," says Janette Beckman, whose photojournalism has caught on camera everything from punks and rockers in London to the  gangs of East Los Angeles.

The British fashion brand S.S. Daley, designed by Steven Stokey-Daley, makes clothes for men and women that celebrate traditional tropes of English heritage while also playfully subverting embedded ideas around queerness and class. Anna Wintour has given him her approval, Sir Ian McKellen has walked in his show, and Harry Styles has worn his clothes.

The curator talks about Black Venus, her exhibition which brings together the work of Black women and non-binary artists to explore the othering, fetishisation and reclamation of narratives around Black femininity.

How a woman from 1940s small-town Sweden forged an enduring career on the American jazz scene, and went on to build a remarkable interdisciplinary artistic career around the needs of her young family.

The young artist and fashion designer describes his journey from rural working class upbringing in Ireland to a starring role in two of London's biggest summer shows- via designing for Björk and Róisín Murphy - and a belief in the power of "folklore and witchiness."