Dennis Oppenheim's practice includes actions, performances, installations, sculptures, film and architecture. Seminal early works include a field harvested in the form of an X, Cancelled Crop (1969), and Reading Position for Second Degree Burn (1970), a p

Auguste Orts is a Belgian artists' collective working at the crossroads of cinema, documentary, visual arts and experimental film. To coincide with an exhibition at LUX 28 this event showcases the diversity of work produced by the group. Following the scr

Landmark Exhibitions: contemporary art shows since 1968 brings together world-renowned artists, critics, curators, museum directors and scholars to identify and analyse key moments in the histories of exhibitions of the last forty years. This two-day symp

Landmark Exhibitions: contemporary art shows since 1968 brings together world-renowned artists, critics, curators, museum directors and scholars to identify and analyse key moments in the histories of exhibitions of the last forty years. This two-day symp

Are museums ready to play in the digital age? Rapid advances in technology are making the traditional audiotour increasingly redundant, and visitors are now offered sophisticated multimedia tours on PDAs, iPods and even mobile phones. This symposium is fo

Street Art Talks - Street Art in Different Cities related to the Street Art past exhibition at Tate Modern

Street Art Talks - The History of Street Art part of a series of talks related to the past Street Art exhibition at Tate Modern

Street Art Talks - Collecting Street Art - part of a series of talks related to the past Street Art exhibition at Tate Modern

Street Art Talks - Graffiti: Utopia or a bit boring? Part of a series of talks related to the past Street Art exhibition at Tate Modern

Street Art Talks - Street Art Now: A World View part of a series of talks related to the past Street Art exhibition at Tate Modern