Aeneas Wilder talks about his sculptural work, Untitled #162 at the Mead Gallery. Wilder has been producing free-standing wooden installations and outdoor structures, using uniform lengths of wood, for 15 years.

Alan Dix - My Last Car

Sep 30th, 2011 9m

An interview with the director of 509 Arts, Alan Dix, whose company has brought My Last Car to Warwick Arts Centre.

How Can the Arts Improve Our Lives?

Jun 3rd, 2011 39m 11s

Alan Rivett, Dr Eleonora Belfiore, Professor Grier Palmer, Jon Teckman and Professor David Morley discuss the value of art as well as how the arts can improve our lives.

Max Stafford-Clark on Directing at The Swan

Apr 4th, 2011 15m 35s

Margaret Shewring talks to Max Stafford-Clark about directing at The Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon

Hippocrates Prize organisers are joined by Femi Oyebode for a discussion on poetry

Feb 8th, 2011 25m 25s

Warwick Medical School's Professor Donald Singer and Michael Hulse, from English and Comparative Literary Studies, invite Femi Oyebode, from the University of Birmingham, to discuss the use of poetry in the health service.

Phil Jourdan interviews Jose Luis Peixoto

Jan 4th, 2011 21m 36s

Phil Jourdan talks to Jose Luis Peixoto about his time as renowned author and his influences.

Jose Luis Peixoto Reading

Jan 4th, 2011 17m 22s

Jose Luis Peixoto reads an extract from his book 'Morreste-me' in Portuguese which is then translated to English by Phil Jourdan.

The Social Impact of the Arts

Feb 3rd, 2009

How have writers attempted to articulate the impact of the Arts in society? Oliver Bennett and Eleanora Belfiore discuss what an understanding of this history of ideas brings to contemporary debates on Arts policy and the value of the Arts.

What do Greta Garbo, Madonna and Napoleon have in common? Why Glamour, Darling!

Nov 17th, 2008

Stephen Gundle from the Department of Film and Television Studies at Warwick has published the first ever history of Glamour. Here he demystifies the mystery behind one of mankind’s most elusive concepts.

Chinese TV and film director Zhang Ji Zhong visits Warwick

Nov 17th, 2008

Veteran Chinese TV and film director Zhang Ji Zhong, on his first visit to the UK, talks about his new film, The Monkey King, and his aim to promote Chinese culture in the West, during a talk at Warwick Arts Centre.

Editing the Complete Works of Shakespeare

Nov 17th, 2008

Professor Jonathan Bate discusses editing a new edition of the Complete Works of Shakespeare.Length: 20 minutes

Falstaff - a tragic wit or fool and jester?

Nov 17th, 2008

Paul Allen talks about Falstaff, one of Shakespeare's greatest roles.

The Women who have played Hamlet

Nov 17th, 2008

Tony Howard talks about his research looking at the women who have played Hamlet and the influence they have had on both the play and society.Length: 29 minutes

Is policy damaging the Arts in the UK?

Nov 17th, 2008

Munira Mirza argues that current arts policy in the UK may be damaging to the long term health of the arts.Munira Mirza is a writer and researcher on issues related to cultural policy and identity

Translating Orhan Pamuk

Nov 17th, 2008

Maureen Freely discusses her work translating the books of Orhan Pamuk and how his work reflects on the political situation in Turkey. Length: 22 minutes

Insights into Beckett

Nov 17th, 2008

2006 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Samuel Beckett. From the cells of San Quentin Prison to the streets of Prague, Beckett is one of the 20th Century's most influential writers.In order to understand his legacy, Dr Liz Barry, Eng

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