Billed as a landmark study and over ten years in the making, Art Since 1900 is a new account of modern art co-authored by four highly influential art historians. Its publication raises many questions. From what perspective should modern art's history be understood today? What continuing role should the concept of Modernism play? Who are modern art's publics?

To discuss these questions and the task of accounting for modern art's history, the four authors (Yve-Alain Bois, Benjamin HD Buchloh, Hal Foster and Rosalind Krauss) are joined by Jean-Pierre Criqui, Mignon Nixon, Briony Fer and Frances Morris. Chaired by Adrian Rifkin and Mark Godfrey.

Symposia Programme 

14.00 - 14.05	Welcome
	Event Outline by Dominic Willsdon, Curator Public Events
14.05 - 14. 15	Nicolas Serota
	Director, Tate. An introduction to the book and its editors.
14.15 - 16.15	Discussion 1
	Introduced and Chaired by Adrian Rifkin, with Yve-Alain Bois, Rosalind Krauss, Jean-Pierre Criqui and Mignon Nixon.
16.15 - 18.00	Discussion 2
	Introduced and Chaired by Mark Godfrey, with Benjamin HD Buchloh, Hal Foster, Briony Fer and Frances Morris.
In collaboration with Thames & Hudson