Audio recordings of Abstract Connections conference, held in conjunction with two major exhibitions, Van Doesburg and the International Avant-Garde: Constructing a New World and Arshile Gorky: A Retrospective at Tate Modern.

Harold Offeh employs a range of strategies to explore contemporary popular media representations of race, identity and desire.

Artist Grace Ndiritu works at the intersection of film and performance. This talk and gallery visit uses performance video art from her Still Life and Responsible Tourism series to dialogue with paintings from the Orientalism movement and Henri Matisse

Chris Ofili's The Upper Room was first displayed in 2002, to great critical acclaim. This installation, on show in the current exhibition, consists of thirteen works in a chapel-like environment designed by the award-winning architect David Adjaye.

Korean born artist Kimsooja is internationally known for her installations, films, photographs and performances. She is in conversation with film historian Maxa Zoller.

Audio coverage of the past Tate Britain conference, The Benefits of Risk: Shifts in Art Institutional Learning Practice

Audio coverage of the past Tate Britain conference, The Benefits of Risk: Shifts in Art Institutional Learning Practice

Audio coverage of the past Tate Britain conference, The Benefits of Risk: Shifts in Art Institutional Learning Practice

Judith Nesbitt, Chief Curator at Tate Britain, shares her experience of curating the current Chris Ofili exhibition.

Past Tate Britain conference, The Contemporary Sublime Symposium - audio recording. This symposium investigates the relevance of the sublime to contemporary art and society.