Cornelia Parker has shot at objects, thrown them from cliffs, blown them up and rolled over them with a steam roller. Her sculptural processes have been described as ‘mimicking cartoon deaths’. Parker’s work is both dramatic and delicate, powerful and int

To coincide with his current exhibition at Haunch of Venison Gallery renowned South African photographer David Goldblatt discusses his work with curator and art historian Tamar Garb.

In this first London event of the International Curators Forum, an institution which aims to animate and develop the international curatorial community, curator and artist Robert Storr and curator David A Bailey discuss the Venice Biennale. Storr reflects

Derek Jarman (1942–94) is best known as an iconoclastic filmmaker and polemical gay activist who channeled unparalleled energy into painting, writing, gardening and all manner of cultural activity.

Audio recording of the Tate Britain, Modern Painters symposium dedicated to the Camden Town Group and the Moderen Painters exhibition.

Audio recording of the Tate Britain, Modern Painters symposium dedicated to the Camden Town Group and the Moderen Painters exhibition.

Edward Burra's paintings of Harlem in the 1930s captured a moment in history epitomised by Jazz and street life. Drawing on the special display in the Goodison room, this study afternoon will examine Burra's paintings of this period with talks by artist a

Sculptures of mythical characters by Canova, Flaxman, Deare and others were eagerly collected and exhibited by British connoisseurs. This Study afternoon will examine the ways in which neo classical sculpture was appreciated in the late eighteenth and ear

Foreign Office Architects presents the recently completed department store and Cineplex in Leicester. The store's striking facade, comprised of a double layer skin with a lace-like pattern, acts as a net curtain, both allowing and blocking views from the

Peter Campus in conversation with Douglas Gordon Tate audio file