Susan Foister, curator of the Holbein in England exhibition, talks through the key themes and issues presented by the exhibition, and Louise Govier from the National Gallery brings to light the many different readings of Hans Holbein's The Ambassadors 153

This event brought together architects Irena Bauman, Sarah Wigglesworth and Amanda Levete to discuss the impact buildings have on intellect, creativity and innovation.

This panel discussion marked the London launch of a major season presenting key works made by black artists working in the moving images.

Phil Collins creates work that is politically poignant with a light touch and generous sense of humour. In this interview the artist talks about his travels, his processes and his videos.

Armando Iannucci gives a lecture on comedy and its parallels with the nature and condition of Art.

Rebecca Warren talks about her work, which references an array of male masters from the history of art, from Edgar Degas to Auguste Rodin, and from the neo-expressionists to Robert Crumb.

In a unique event, Abts joins Jan Verwoert of the Kunstverein Munich and the Academy of Umeå and a contributor to frieze, Springerin and Camera Austria to talk about her work.

The Alpine Fantasy of Victor B and Other Stories is a collection of newly commissioned short stories which offers a haunting exploration of the impulses that drive today's artists. To mark the launch of this new publication, artists Jake Chapman, Janice K

Kevin Atherton answers questions put to him by his twenty-seven-year-old, pre-recorded self.

Sean Scully uses his essay Giorgio Morandi: Resistance and Persistence, published by Merrell, as a starting point to describe links between Morandi's work and his own.