In the lecture Michael Bracewell will explore the intertwined history of the art rock group Roxy Music and the ideas and attitudes emerging from British art schools and university departments during the 1960s.

This event will offer an opportunity to explore the themes of eroticism and desire, body, decency and decorum in the examples of works drawn from the Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Avant-Garde, as well as works not included in the exhibition.

How does urban photography shape our understanding of public space? Join photographers, artists, architects and academics for a one-day symposium exploring how the theories and practices of urban space inform and shape our relationship to image-making.

How does urban photography shape our understanding of public space? Join photographers, artists, architects and academics for a one-day symposium exploring how the theories and practices of urban space inform and shape our relationship to image-making.

This conference brings together a range of high profile artists and researchers to discuss the lasting cultural legacies of John Martin's landscapes and the relevance of themes of apocalypse both in Martin's time and today.

This conference brings together a range of high profile artists and researchers to discuss the lasting cultural legacies of John Martin's landscapes and the relevance of themes of apocalypse both in Martin's time and today.

Which side will you take? Facilitated by The Saturday Arts Club, the event is an audience-driven discussion on the subject of legacy.

Which side will you take? Facilitated by The Saturday Arts Club, the event is an audience-driven discussion on the subject of legacy.

Born in the Philippines and based in Britain since the Sixties artist David Medalla describes himself as a citizen of the world. His work draws from his constant travelling, inspired by the places and the people he meets.

In this evening talk renowned artist and filmmaker Patrick Keiller shares an insight into the ideas behind his ambitious new project for the Tate Britain Commission 2012. Patrick is in conversation with Nina Power.