How do audiences access and view art and artistic mediums? To what extent is technology changing the way creative industries engage with artistic forms? This event invites industry and audience to explore how UK creatives communicate their artform to a tr

Actions and Interruptions is a day-long ‘exhibition’ at Tate Modern that proposes ‘performance’ to be a facet of everyday behaviour. Rather than presenting discrete, theatrical events with a clear division between performer and audience, this programme of

Robert Beavers on his film screenings in this season dedicated to his work.

Gilbert & George in conversation about their work.

Dan Graham speaks about his work and this is followed by a question-and-answer session, chaired by Anthony Kiendl, Director of Plug In ICA, Canada.

This discussion between Doreen Lawrence, mother of Stephen; Ekow Eshun, broadcaster and director of the Institute of Contemporary Art in London; and David Adjaye, architect of the Stephen Lawrence Centre, explores one of the key events of living history i

Eric Shanes takes us through David Smith’s life and artistic development and then conducts an informal tour of the exhibition.

Tate curator Karen Hearn assesses the extent to which artist Hans Holbein had a lasting artistic influence

Through an exploration of work in the Tate Collection, Hilary Spurling, renowned author of a two-volume work on Henri Matisse, examines the relationship Matisse had to English painters such as JMW Turner.

Keith Tyson is influenced by his pursuit of knowledge and his fascination with scientific concepts and philosophical theories as a means of exploring the universe. He discusses his body of work, which he has said he uses to "locate myself, to find out whe