  Vector mesons are copiously produced in ultra-peripheral nucleus-nucleus
collisions. In these collisions, the nuclei are separated by impact parameters
larger than the sum of the nuclear radii, and the interaction is mediated by
the electromagnetic field. The interaction effectively corresponds to a
photonuclear interaction between a photon, generated from the electromagnetic
field of one of the nuclei, and the target nucleus. The ALICE Collaboration has
previously published results on exclusive J/psi photoproduction at mid and
forward rapidities in Pb-Pb collisions. The cross section for this process is a
particularly good measure of the nuclear gluon distribution. In this talk, the
latest results on exclusive production of light and heavy vector mesons from
ALICE in Pb-Pb collisions will be presented.
