An audio recording of the Tate Britain symposium The Liquid Page which invites academics and artists to explore the ways in which both the book and the act of reading are being reshaped, expanded and coaxed into new directions and hybrid forms.

An audio recording of the Tate Britain symposium The Liquid Page which invites academics and artists to explore the ways in which both the book and the act of reading are being reshaped, expanded and coaxed into new directions and hybrid forms.

TJ Demos is a writer, critic and lecturer in the department of history of art at University College London. In the second critical debate around the themes of the Tate Triennial, he talked about exile and contemporary art in the context of 'Altermodern'.

Audio recording from the Media Matters Symposium which brings together a range of major thinkers and practitioners in the fields of cultural theory, film and digital arts to explore our complex relationship with the technologies that surround us.

Audio recording from the Media Matters Symposium which brings together a range of major thinkers and practitioners in the fields of cultural theory, film and digital arts to explore our complex relationship with the technologies that surround us.

Audio recording from the Media Matters Symposium which brings together a range of major thinkers and practitioners in the fields of cultural theory, film and digital arts to explore our complex relationship with the technologies that surround us.

One of today's foremost media theorists, Friedrich Kittler has been hailed as the 'Derrida of the digital age'. This exciting event offers a rare opportunity to hear Professor Kittler in person.

Coinciding with the major Cy Twombly exhibition at Tate Modern, audio coverage of this past symposium presenting new research on the artist and his works

Coinciding with the major Cy Twombly exhibition at Tate Modern, audio coverage of this past symposium presenting new research on the artist and his works

Coinciding with the major Cy Twombly exhibition at Tate Modern, audio coverage of this past symposium presenting new research on the artist and his works