Audio recording of the past TateModern conference, Constructivism and Everyday Life, exploring issues raised by the Rodchenko & Popova exhibition and post-war Russian constructivist art.

French artist Christian Boltanski thinks of himself as a painter but is best known for his photographic installations

In this evening talk Locke discusses influences such as architecture, popular culture and exoticism.

New York based African-American artist Lorna Simpson came to prominence in the 1980s with challenging work that dealt with issues surrounding race, gender and sex. Lorna Simpson is interviewed by writer Alison Green.

Karen Hearn, Curator of Van Dyck and Britain, discusses an artist who transformed 17th century portraiture and shaped today's view of the Stuart Monarchy.

In light of her current exhibition at Tate Modern, Roni Horn discusses her practise with curator and Art Angel co-director James Lingwood and art historian Briony Fer, chaired by Tate Curator Mark Godfrey.

This discussion will explore the nature of creativity and role of genius at a timely moment: it is the 40th anniversary of Lord Clark's Civilisation and the Tate Triennial.

Lizzie Carey-Thomas, Curator of Contemporary British art at Tate Britain, discusses the myriad of interconnecting themes manifest in Altermodern: Tate Triennial 2009.

This event will consider how socially-engaged art practices have confronted globalisation's stateless subjects and transnational social relations.

This informal debate with artists, including Turner Prize winner Mark Leckey, is a chance for you to say what you think about issues of multiculturalism and globalization in relation to visual culture in Britain today.