Saturday 9 September 2006, 19.00–21.00

This panel discussion offers a critical context for the screenings of Destricted , a project that brings together sex and art in a series of short films created by acclaimed artists and directors, including Marina Abramović, Matthew Barney, Larry Clark, Richard Prince and Sam Taylor-Wood.

Following the screening of a selection of films from the programme, the contested issues around art and pornography are discussed by Los Angeles-based critic and curator Bruce Hainley; Catherine Millet, Art Press editor and author of The Sexual Life of Catherine M.(2002); artist Larry Clark; and critic and curator Neville Wakefield.

Contains adult themes and explicit sexual content
Admission for over 18s only

Tate Modern  Starr Auditorium
£10, booking recommended

    

See also:

  Destricted   Wednesday 6 September, Saturday 9 September, Sunday 10 September, Tuesday 12 September, Wednesday 13 September 2006