Hortense is an art history professor like no other: irreverent and subversive and here to reveal the hidden meaning in European art.

Polyphonic, global and surprising: Re-examining history from new perspectives.

Could natural materials hold the key for environmentally responsible buildings of the future?

Affirmative, celebratory and subversive: these are the song that celebrate queer life.

Philosophical meanderings on the streets of Berlin

Some ideas have moved forward humankind. Others have been epically bad. Super Fails looks at the latter.

This two-part documentary looks at how our brain works and how our cognitive biases influence our perception of the world as well as our behaviour.

From cowrie shells to the first banknotes and digital currencies, this documentary series takes a critical look at how money shapes societies and determines our lives.

With a widespread weariness of the daily grind, this documentary series ask why there is a work crisis.

ARTE Reportage covers international stories about people whose lives have been affected by political events, social change, the climate crisis or conflict.

The myth of Monaco: from a remote fishing village to one of the richest countries in the world.

The World in Images offers an interpretation of images that asks us to look beyond the first glance.

Love in the time of Tinder can be brutal, but also bizarre. Short stories that show the landscape of 21st century dating.

From zero to millionaire: how social media is reshaping the myth of entrepreneurial wealth...

With streaming pushing the artform to new heights; this documentary looks at the history of stand-up and why the punchline professionals are so popular.

French journalist Xavier de la Porte looks at how the digital revolution has changed how we live our lives.

The series that looks at 10 places with complicated and absurd borders.

In the Spanish village of Pescueza, a cooperative is working to ensure that senior citizens can access the help they need.

From The Birth of Venus to sensual shampoo ads, it seems as if everyone has always been excited by the image of a wet woman... How weird is that?

Goya died old, deaf and somewhat forgotten, but he was a pioneering artist of his time and a precursor to the artistic revolution of the 19t century.