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In August we published these five features for you:

Taking art to the streets of London
In this edition, we go with Charles Saumarez-Smith, the director of the National Gallery, for a walk around the lively London streets of Soho and Covent Garden. Why? Well, this summer, the National Gallery is putting 44 life-size, framed paintings on the walls of alleyways, shops and restaurants.

Iceland calling
We meet an artist, Katie Paterson, who's in a very unusual place - an Icelandic lagoon. And how do we hear from her? Well, via her mobile phone, the number of which is on the wall of her latest art exhibit in the Slade School of Fine Art in London.

Hoglands
In this edition, we meet Mary Moore, daughter of the renowned British artist and sculptor, Henry Moore, who died in 1986. We meet Mary at Hoglands, the house where Henry Moore and his family lived for many years.

Grow Your Own
We hear about a new film, called Grow Your Own, that takes us to a very English place - an allotment.

Sun Hai Nin
We accompany Sun Hai Nin on a sightseeing trip around London. Hai Nin recently won a competition in China to do a two-week study trip in the UK. What will she make of the famous British sights ... and the cuisine?