Alan Morrison, Principal Lecturer at the Department of English, University of Westminster, examines the illustrations John Everett Millais made for a volume of Alfred Tennyson’s poems and his use of other literary subject matter, and relates these to the

Malcolm Morley is admired for his refusal to settle into a style or a way of making art that is predictable. ‘I wouldn’t want anything I did to look like anything else and I wouldn’t want anything else I’ve done to look like much of what I’m doing now.’

Since the mid 1980s, Wolfgang Tillmans has reinterpreted representational genres from portraiture to still life to landscape through the medium of photography.

Session 3 audio of the Tate Modern symposium Helio Oiticica: The Body of Colour exploring the findings of new research into Oiticica’s artistic practice and the issues raised by the major exhibition of the same name.

Session 2 audio of the Tate Modern symposium Helio Oiticica: The Body of Colour exploring the findings of new research into Oiticica’s artistic practice and the issues raised by the major exhibition of the same name.

Session 1 audio of the Tate Modern symposium Helio Oiticica: The Body of Colour exploring the findings of new research into Oiticica’s artistic practice and the issues raised by the major exhibition of the same name.

On the occasion of Tate Modern’s major exhibition Dalí & Film, this study day explores the work of Salvador Dalí in relation to the wider links between surrealism and film

Talking Art, a series of interviews with artists, is an exciting new collaboration between Tate Modern and Art Monthly. Hans Haacke's incisive, unflinchingly political works expose systems of power and influence and often court controversy.

Audio recording of an international symposium at Tate Modern that brings together some of the world's leading media artists, theorists and researchers to explore real-time interaction in electronic media.

Patrick Keiller is one of Britain’s most distinctive voices in cinema. For this screening and lecture, Keiller will present material from Londres, Bombay (2006), his ambitious multi-screen video reconstruction of Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (formerly Vic