In this lunchtime lecture John Haldane, philosopher and art writer, will discuss the artist's career in relation to conceptual art and also explore the resonances with English modernism as represented by Paul Nash, Eric Ravillious and others.

This lecture explores Long's work in the context of a time of epic explorations of space and in connection with the emergence of new forms of landscape art, as well as tracing some journeys closer to home.

Audio recordings of a past Tate Modern symposium exploring the controversial status of Futurist movements in art history, and some of their 'avant-garde' practices

Audio recordings of a past Tate Modern symposium exploring the controversial status of Futurist movements in art history, and some of their 'avant-garde' practices

Audio recordings of a past Tate Modern symposium exploring the controversial status of Futurist movements in art history, and some of their 'avant-garde' practices

History remembers CRW Nevinson as England's only Futurist: a young rebel who worked closely with Severini and Marinetti, and unintentionally caused a schism in London's avant-garde.

Elmgreen and Dragset's close and playful relationship with architecture is underscored by the site-specific environments they often create for exhibitions, particularly their Powerless Structures series of installations.

Audio recording of 2009 Tate conference: Shortness: A very short conference and a very long dinner – Part 2

Audio recording of 2009 Tate conference: Shortness: A very short conference and a very long dinner – Part 1

Teddy Cruz and Pedro Reyes have a history of collaboration that extends back several years. Their shared investigations into design strategies for social transformation in globalised times propose a new synthesis for art and architecture.