Artist Tino Kamal's eye-openingly honest music video Runaway by Nick Knight.

Nick Knight and artist Tino Kamal continue their collaborative working relationship with Kamal’s forthright music video 'Runaway'.

Mimma Viglezio and Queer academic Jake Hall co-chair our Queer Panel Discussion, as Lewis G Burton, Rhea Dillon, Jamie Windust and Nakhane cover the evolution of the term.

Designer Ashish Gupta discusses equality, the power of unity and the need for a safe space.

Our immersive live stream explores the verb form of the word queer, 'Queering', creating a space where gender, sexuality, masculinity and femininity can be challenged and questioned.

Michael Halpern talks through his A/W 18 womenswear collection with Lara Johnson-Wheeler in this unique take on a Re-see.

Queer: Liam Hess on the dichotomy of authenticity and visibility in relation to queer representation in fashion

Tamara Cincik, Eszter Kantor, Samuel Nicholls, Navjyot Lehl and Karen Binns discuss the effects of Brexit on the Fashion Industry, as part of the Fashion Roundtable Initiative.

Guest chair Dal Chodha is joined by Grace Woodward, Susie Lau, Karinna Nobbs, Anouchka Grose and Claire Pajaczkowska to review the Paris S/S 18 Womenswear shows.

Gareth Pugh talks through his A/W 17 collection with Lou Stoppard in this unique take on a re-see.

Concerned for the fashion industry, SHOWstudio questions the vote for the United Kingdom to leave the political and economic union of 28 member states, as well as providing a space for debate and discussion.

Nick Knight, Tamara Cincik, Munira Mirza, Adam Mansell, and Phoebe English, discuss Brexit and the industry in a heated debate chaired by Lou Stoppard.

Turner Prize-winning photographer Wolfgang Tillmans interviewed by Lou Stoppard for 'In Camera'. Broadcast 10 April 2017.

Painting and Politics introduces projects by Nick Knight that challenge socially accepted ideas and the quintessential values of the notion of 'beauty'.

North: Michael Kenny on devolution policies and national identity.

Photographer Nina Manandhar asked students at Liverpool John Moores University to explore the idea of style in a public space.

Nicolas Niarchos' spoken essay on Mao's relationship with multiples is juxtaposed with silent views of London from the top floor of the 148 bus.

Bernard-Henri Lévy, French philosopher and journalist, the founder of New Philosophers school, discusses his approach to philosophy and politics.

Athlete, Actress and Model Aimee Mullins contemplates personal, public and political fashion in her film submission.

Nick Knight discusses the ideas behind the instigation of the 2007-2008 film season Political Fashion with Penny Martin.

Political Fashion: Alexander Fury on fashion as political propaganda.

Political Fashion: Christopher Breward on the limitations of politicised dress.

Political Fashion: Jane Audas on the incongruity of fashion and political statements.

Political Fashion: Alice Rawsthorn on the style of Barbara Castle.