In this talk art historian Benjamin H. D. Buchloh looks in great detail at Richter’s responses to painters like Lucio Fontana, Jean Fautrier, and Robert Rauschenberg in 1962

Stuart Brisley in conversation with Catherine Wood, Curator Contemporary Art & Performance about his work

Part 2 audio recording of 2011 Tate Britain symposium Why save anything?, exploring the future and value of art and culture in the context of conservation in museums and galleries

Part 1 audio recording of 2011 Tate Britain symposium Why save anything?, exploring the future and value of art and culture in the context of conservation in museums and galleries

Part three of an audio recording made at Tate Modern where International scholars and the curators of the retrospective present on significant moments of Gerhard Richter’s career

Part two of an audio recording made at Tate Modern where International scholars and the curators of the retrospective present on significant moments of Gerhard Richter’s career

Part one of an audio recording made at Tate Modern where International scholars and the curators of the retrospective present on significant moments of Gerhard Richter’s career

In this afternoon talk, Coates discusses a number of his projects sharing his experience of collaborative creation

An audio recording of a Tate Modern conference in October 2011 exploring the question of why so many contemporary artists build on pictorial traditions of image construction to set the scene for new narratives.

An audio recording of a Tate Modern conference in October 2011 exploring the question of why so many contemporary artists build on pictorial traditions of image construction to set the scene for new narratives.