Art Attack

Art Attack (1990-2007)

EndedVariety showChildren

Simple, creative, innovative. Neil Buchanan shows how to give your eyeballs a shock with Art Attack, the show that proves you don't have to be an expert to be a great artist.

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Scheduleevery Saturday at 10:45 (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S20E15Episode 15May 26, 2007
S20E14Episode 14May 19, 2007
S20E13Episode 13May 12, 2007
S20E12Episode 12May 5, 2007
S20E11Episode 11Apr 28, 2007
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Art Attack premiere?

Art Attack premiered in 1990.

Who was the host of Art Attack in 1990?

The original host of Art Attack in 1990 was Neil Buchanan.

What type of show was Art Attack?

Art Attack was an art and craft show for children.

How long was each episode of Art Attack?

Each episode of Art Attack was approximately 30 minutes long.

Was Art Attack filmed in front of a live audience?

No, Art Attack was not filmed in front of a live audience.

What materials did Art Attack use for its arts and crafts projects?

Art Attack used a variety of materials for its arts and crafts projects, including paper, glue, paint, and recycled materials.

Was Art Attack only for children?

Yes, Art Attack was primarily aimed at a children's audience, although adults may have enjoyed it as well.

Did Art Attack have any recurring segments or features?

Yes, Art Attack had a recurring segment called "Big Art Attack" where the host would create a large-scale art project.

Did Art Attack have any special guests or celebrity appearances?

It is unclear if Art Attack had any special guests or celebrity appearances during its initial run in 1990.

Did Art Attack air on any other networks besides the one listed on epguides.tv?

It is possible that Art Attack aired on other networks besides the one listed on epguides.tv, but this information is not provided on the website.

Was Art Attack a UK-produced show?

Yes, Art Attack was originally a UK-produced show.

Was Art Attack also popular in other countries besides the UK?

Yes, Art Attack was popular in other countries as well, including the United States and Australia.

Did Art Attack have any spin-off shows or merchandise?

It is unclear if Art Attack had any spin-off shows or merchandise during its initial run in 1990.

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