Since the 1970s, many contemporary photography artists have worked with spaces of display – studio, gallery, cinema – and their conventions – both past and present – as they push two-dimensional images into the three-dimensional realm.

Molly Ott Ambler and Elizabeth Gorayeb, discuss the world of the art market for Pablo Picasso while he was alive, as well as his relationship with his dealers.

Robert Wilson and Philip Glass, creators of the 1976 influential opera "Einstein on the Beach, and Lucinda Childs, who has contributed to the choreography of every subsequent iteration of the opera, discuss the creation and evolution of the opera.

Follow Iain Baxter& on his journey from zoologist to conceptual artist to Br&. The &man will share his insights on the ecology of life and art &…...

Through examining the trajectory of the development of his work, Stephen Shore will explore a number of essential factors of the medium of photography.

Alain de Botton will bring to this talk his extensive knowledge of art history, aesthetics and the art world.

Join Christopher Dewdney for an evening of insights into the work of Jack Chambers along with personal, often humerous, anecdotes from Dewdney’s long familial acquaintance with the artist.

Listen to Simon Stephens talk about ships, ship models and Tintin.

David Ciavatta draws from the philosophical insights of existentialist phenomenologists Jean-Paul Sartre and Maurice Merleau-Ponty, to suggest that what Paul-Émile Borduas' abstract paintings show the expressive movement of existence itself

Lloyd DeWitt will discuss how Rembrandt based Jesus on a living, accurate-looking model, possibly for the first time in the history of Christian Art.