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

Tim Marlow joins a panel including Bonnie Greer, Leon Wainwright and Gayle Chong Kwan to discuss Chris Ofili and his work.

Writer and director David Hinton in conversation with John Wyver, introduced and chaired by Robert McNab.

An audio recording from the conference Law and Art: Ethics, Aesthetics and Justice. Speakers offer unique perspectives on the relationship between law and art.

An audio recording from the conference Law and Art: Ethics, Aesthetics and Justice. Speakers offer unique perspectives on the relationship between law and art.

An audio recording from the conference Law and Art: Ethics, Aesthetics and Justice. Speakers offer unique perspectives on the relationship between law and art.

An audio recording from the conference Law and Art: Ethics, Aesthetics and Justice. Speakers offer unique perspectives on the relationship between law and art.

Imaginatively drawing out the surprising connections between sci-fi and Saddam Hussein, Michael Rakowitz's new project is on show at Tate Modern. In this talk the artist discusses his ongoing interest in the Middle East and displacement.

Major figures in the history of video art and electronic media, the Vasulkas have contributed enormously to the evolution of digital aesthetics through a prolific body of work exploring the malleability of vision and the interrelation of sound and image.

Tracing the sources of globalisation without the boundaries of nation or civilisation resurrects the project of universal history on new ground. In this talk Susan Buck-Morss argues it is to be excavated not across collective boundaries, but without them.