Hommage à Atsuko Tanaka is a talk by art historian and independent curator Silvia Eiblmayr (Vienna) on the work of the seminal Japanese artist Atsuko Tanaka (1932–2005).

Five artists are invited for a film screening of 'Maya Deren, The Divine Horsemen. The Living Gods of Haiti (1947-51)' at E:vent. After the screening participants take a cab to an offsite location for the second part of the evening, this is the surprise bit.

imagine art after: Satellite Talk will discuss issues raised by the recent exhibition at Tate Britain, 'imagine art after' with curator Breda Beban and invited guests.

Victorian Gardening (1) traces our relationship with nature, societal powers, our bodies and science from the Victorian period through the development of modern medicines, the industrial revolution, theories of evolution, visualisation of culture and contemporary critical thought.

This symposium is aimed at Post Graduate students and researchers who wish to share knowledge about diverse areas of specialist Digital Media practice and develop their own collaborative initiatives with other experts.

RESIDUAL versus EXCESS is a discussion/exchange of thoughts/conversation with artists Janice Kerbel and Ruth Maclennan, exploring issues of the systematic imaginary plan and the urban hide, as well as the challenge and potential of mapping knowledge, migrational knowledge, and the proliferation, fluidity, and detours of thought.  

A temporary installation/shop of garden books by Conor Donlon.

an InviTe For mAking OrnAmentS is a workshop, an intervention, a picnic, and a video taking place around the Serpentine Pavilion 2009 located in Hyde Park.

The Beautiful Children consists of a series of scenes that collide to re-animate the stomach chamber of an Iguanodon dinosaur.