Hayward Lecture Theatre

Jane and Louise Wilson join Caroline Wilkinson, Professor of Craniofacial Identification at the University of Dundee, in a conversation about the forensic sciences and forensic tendencies in art....

This illustrated lecture takes its title from a line in a love letter sent to Lee Bul.

Bob and Roberta Smith invites people to join him in his ambient band The Apathy Band to create a 'symphony for the public realm' using the music programme 'Garageband'.

Artists Jane and Louise Wilson talk to writer and critic Brian Dillon about the concept of the ruin and its representation in contemporary cultural discourses.

Tehching Hsieh talks about the 21 year period between 1978 and 1999 when he practiced as an artist.

Roger Hiorns imagines this class as a potential work of art. It proposes group meditation as a possible way to address the problem of how we relate to, understand and conceptualise being.

Artist Nathaniel Mellors talks about comedy and its existing and possible intersections with art.

This is the second of the two 'Frieze Magazine at Wide Open School' events.

In Heretical Empiricism, Pasolini defined cinema as 'the written language of reality'. Dialects, minority languages, and orality, play a prominent role in Khalili's videos.

This course is structured around a series of lectures and workshops focusing on the mountain as a topic of reflection as well as of practice.