Symposia - 2008

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Session Two - The Public Purse and the Market. Tate Britain, Wimbledon College of Art and University of Brighton have joined together to hold this conference on the value of scholarship in the Arts.

Session Three - Scholarship: creative cohesion and social impact. Tate Britain, Wimbledon College of Art and University of Brighton have joined together to hold this conference on the value of scholarship in the Arts.

Session Four - The Knowledge Pool: Locating the new archives of creative scholarship. Tate Britain, Wimbledon College of Art and University of Brighton have joined together to hold this conference on the value of scholarship in the Arts.

Session Five - Futures and models: So where do we go from here? Tate Britain, Wimbledon College of Art and University of Brighton have joined together to hold this conference on the value of scholarship in the Arts.

In this one day conference, organised in association with the Society of Garden Designers, practitioners will explain the rationale behind their work, the processes by which they design and will analyse the ways in which the central idea of the garden, traditionally inspired by planting and aesthet…

In this one day conference, organised in association with the Society of Garden Designers, practitioners will explain the rationale behind their work, the processes by which they design and will analyse the ways in which the central idea of the garden, traditionally inspired by planting and aesthet…

In this one day conference, organised in association with the Society of Garden Designers, practitioners will explain the rationale behind their work, the processes by which they design and will analyse the ways in which the central idea of the garden, traditionally inspired by planting and aesthet…

In this one day conference, organised in association with the Society of Garden Designers, practitioners will explain the rationale behind their work, the processes by which they design and will analyse the ways in which the central idea of the garden, traditionally inspired by planting and aesthet…

Francis Bacon's isolated figures and distorted faces were analysed by Gilles Deleuze and from this he developed a series of philosophical concepts that have produced some of the most creative and challenging approaches to painting and aesthetics. Dr Simon O'Sullivan, Dr Darren Ambrose, Margarita Gl…