Curators, art historians and contemporary artists talk about different aspects of Edvard Munch's practice and its significance today, from painting, film and photography to self-representation and the nature of the gaze.

Curators, art historians and contemporary artists talk about different aspects of Edvard Munch's practice and its significance today, from painting, film and photography to self-representation and the nature of the gaze.

Curators, art historians and contemporary artists talk about different aspects of Edvard Munch's practice and its significance today, from painting, film and photography to self-representation and the nature of the gaze.

On the occasion of Tate Modern’s William Klein + Daido Moriyama exhibition, curator Simon Baker talks to the Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama about his life and work.

The symposium will explore how the history of action and event-based works has created a new vocabulary that has been passed on through generations of artists.

The symposium will explore how the history of action and event-based works has created a new vocabulary that has been passed on through generations of artists.

The symposium will explore how the history of action and event-based works has created a new vocabulary that has been passed on through generations of artists.

The symposium will explore how the history of action and event-based works has created a new vocabulary that has been passed on through generations of artists.

The symposium will explore how the history of action and event-based works has created a new vocabulary that has been passed on through generations of artists.

The symposium will explore how the history of action and event-based works has created a new vocabulary that has been passed on through generations of artists.