Art historian Christina Lodder introduces Gabo through his correspondence, writings, sketches and models, followed by a viewing of works in the Prints and Drawings Rooms and an exploration of the Archive.

Cultural diplomacy’ is in vogue. The idea is that museums, galleries, libraries, art, theatre and music can play a critical role in international relations.

This event explores the history and contemporary meaning of illness and anxiety as mediated by artists, writers and philosophers. Speakers include Julia Borossa, Steven Connor, Brian Dillon, Darian Leader, Caroline Rooney.

This event explores the history and contemporary meaning of illness and anxiety as mediated by artists, writers and philosophers. Speakers include Julia Borossa, Steven Connor, Brian Dillon, Darian Leader, Caroline Rooney.

At a press conference on 17 September on the publication of its Annual Report 2008/9 and presentation of its future programme, Tate announced that the year was the most successful on record for acquisitions to the Tate Collection.

Join Professor David Solkin, a leading Turner expert and co-curator of the exhibition, for this lecture on the factors that shaped Turner’s lifelong obsession to rival the work of his greatest predecessors.

Audio recordings of the past Tate Britain conference: The Sublime in Crisis: New Perspectives on the Sublime in British Visual Culture 1760–1900

Audio recordings of the past Tate Britain conference: The Sublime in Crisis: New Perspectives on the Sublime in British Visual Culture 1760–1900

Audio recordings of the past Tate Britain conference: The Sublime in Crisis: New Perspectives on the Sublime in British Visual Culture 1760–1900

Audio recordings of the past Tate Britain conference: The Sublime in Crisis: New Perspectives on the Sublime in British Visual Culture 1760–1900