The Turner Prize - Episode Guide

The Turner Prize 2016 - one of the best known visual art prizes, celebrating British contemporary art. Live from Tate Britain.

A special live programme as the prestigious Turner Prize for contemporary art is awarded in a ceremony hosted by Britain's City of Culture, Hull. Jane Hill and Rebecca Jones present from Hull Minster and the Ferens Art Gallery.

One of the world's best known prizes in visual art is awarded at Tate Britain in a special live programme.

One of the world's best-known prizes in visual art is awarded at Dreamland Margate in a special live programme.

In this special programme Morgan Quaintance assesses the four nominees at this year's Turner Prize at Tate Britain.

With the help of the curator of this year's prize, Linsey Young, Morgan explores the work of each of the artists and the themes that preoccupy them. And to mark the first time public photography is allowed in the gallery, Morgan will be looking at the impact of social networks on contemporary art, and speculating whether some of this year's Turner Prize might have been selected to be 'insta' friendly.

He'll join a Facebook live streaming event to find out if social networking can provide new ways for audiences to engage with art and we'll hear from the public too, with the inclusion of social media video content filmed at the exhibition.