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Explore the relationship between photography and art. Plus Man Booker-winner Hilary Mantel and the secret sauciness of Dutch painting.

Working in partnership with King's College London, the National Gallery is setting out to create the sorts of new museum experiences technology could make possible in ten years' time. The challenge for National Gallery X (NGX) is to create these experiences today.

This year's Take One Picture exhibition demonstrates the innovative ways in which schoolchildren have responded to A Roman Triumph by Rubens.

Look inside the exhibition and see how children were inspired by ‘A Shipwreck in Stormy Seas’

See how children were inspired by George Bellows's 'Men of the Docks'

See how children were inspired by Uccello's 'The Battle of San Romano'

In Episode Fifty Four (April 2011), Uccello and the Nazis: the life of a painting in wartime. Plus the first Impressionist show, and marriage in the 18th century.

In the September 2008 podcast, bombs, buns and Beethoven - wartime at the National Gallery in this month's podcast. Plus curator Lois Oliver on the Love exhibition, and two beautiful panel paintings reunited and restored.

This month, get a sneak preview of the 'Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan' exhibition, and how Titian's paintings are inspiring dance works at the Royal Opera House.