CAudio recordings of past 2010 Tate Modern conference, Projecting Desire: Sex, Psychoanalysis and Cinema

Audio recordings of past 2010 Tate Modern conference, Projecting Desire: Sex, Psychoanalysis and Cinema

Dan Perjovschi produces subversive and politically engaged drawings. The artist is in conversation with Tate curator Maeve Polkinhorn.

Artist and long term East End resident Bob and Roberta Smith reads and performs a selection of stories from his film Humiliate, 1993 and other anecdotal observations of the area.

Resistance and Spatial Reformers: Refusing to Accept One's Place. This Is Not A Gateway's Deepa Naik and Trenton Oldfield facilitate a salon discussion. Curator Ele Carpenter talks to artist Oliver Ressler about his film What is Democracy?

Steven Ounanian: I Prayed to Saint Isidore, and God Sent My Mother a Robot. A lecture-performance about a robot the artist made in his own image for his mother in America.

Tom Badley: The Holographic Principle A lecture about string theory based on the artist’s forthcoming book ‘Seamless Breakage’.

Featuring artists and art educators, this discussion will examine contemporary art pedagogy and consider the continued impact of Kardia's revolutionary innovations.

To mark the Fourth Plinth Commission, Nelson's Ship in a Bottle, by Anglo-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare MBE, this panel discussion explores the legacy and impact of multiculturalism in the context of the arts in Britain today.

The purpose of this open public discussion is to examine what it is that art has to offer in improving the health of society.