In this special lecture, Boris Groys, responds to the Francis Alÿs exhibition at Tate Modern with the provocative and counter-intuitive insight that has made him one of the most important thinkers and art critics today.

Three Short Works in Time by Andy Holden incorporates a 16mm film, a live camera feed, spoken word and a string quartet The Grubby Mitts.

Artist Michael Landy, who once famously distroyed all his possessions in the performance Break Down, talks about his practice in relation to his papers concerning Scrapheap Services, housed in the Tate Archive.

BP Saturdays: Going Public - Live Salon Snipping and shaving while spinning yarns, artist and barber Faisal Abdu'Allah discusses art, life and haircutting with customers.

Independent filmmaker Atom Egoyan talks about a number of his installations and short films that relate to Arshile Gorky's life and artistic legacy in relation to the Armenian massacres, which are widely regarded as a genocide.

Does art + religion = blasphemy? Does sensationalism sell? How does the media influence us? Come and debate these questions with Tate Forum, artists and cultural commentators.

This intimate portrait of Gorky by his granddaughter Cosima Spender includes interviews with Mougouch Gorky, the artist’s widow, about their life together.

Audio recording of one of a series of 2009-10 events at Tate Britain entitled Conversation Pieces: Alia Syed

Grethe Mitchell talks about her Beyond Text research project exploring Children’s playground games and songs past and present, using the Opie Sound Archive Collection at the British Library.

Francis Alÿs’s practice encompasses political issues such as borders and migration, poetics of the everyday (as seen in his objects and small-format paintings), and gestures signalling an interest in precariousness and performativity.