Join a curator for an insight into the creation of the Picasso and Modern British Art exhibition, which comprises 150 works from major public and private collections around the world.

This is a special opportunity to hear Araeen talk about his work and the key role played by his deep engagement with the history of ideas and his outspoken criticism of the global politics of culture.

Developed in collaboration with Dean Kenning, this symposium explores the potential for gallery education to assume a more central role in the production of art which is experimental, institutionally transformative, and an affective part of everyday life.

Developed in collaboration with Dean Kenning, this symposium explores the potential for gallery education to assume a more central role in the production of art which is experimental, institutionally transformative, and an affective part of everyday life.

This roundtable brings together speakers from established and emerging education initiatives to share their practice and experiences in devising and running so-called alternative education platforms.

This roundtable brings together speakers from established and emerging education initiatives to share their practice and experiences in devising and running so-called alternative education platforms.

In connection with A Bigger Splash: Painting after Performance exhibition at Tate Modern, David Hockney is in conversation with Nicholas Serota.

Recent shifts in photographic practices along with a growth in self-publishing platforms have seen the photobook increasingly explored as a site of experimentation, production and distribution for photographers.

Audio recording of Tate Modern's past Mira Schendel conference. Speakers include: Caue Alves, Michael Asbury, Tanya Barson, Guy Brett, Briony Fer, Jasia Reichardt, Geraldo de Souza Dias and Isobel Whitelegg.

Audio recording of Tate Modern's past Mira Schendel conference. Speakers include: Caue Alves, Michael Asbury, Tanya Barson, Guy Brett, Briony Fer, Jasia Reichardt, Geraldo de Souza Dias and Isobel Whitelegg.