Cinema

Night Charades

Against the night lights of Victoria Harbour, the new facade commission features an assembly of AI-generated characters performing a series of mimes that recall iconic scenes and gestures from the Golden Age of Hong Kong cinema.... READ MORE...

Exhibition programme 2025 at Bundeskunsthalle, Bonn

Sustainability is a central theme of our time and at the same time one of the greatest challenges of our future. With and through art and culture, the currently most important questions can be asked, visualized and negotiated. Not only scientists, but also numerous artists and designers are increasingly focusing on the transformational potential of their work with regard to sustainable future strategies.... READ MORE...

Bassem Saad & Sanja Grozdanić: Permanent Trespass / Marina Rosenfeld: μ (mu)

With programs that also include the New York premiere of MIKE by Dana Michel, concert performances by Kite and Charles Curtis, talks with Constantina Zavitsanos, Raven Chacon, and SHAWNÉ MICHAELAIN HOLLOWAY, and the start of the year-long Ephemeral Organ series—which explores choreography and bodily motion as technologies for transmitting memory, history, and Black lived experience—the 16th fall season continues EMPAC’s commitment to artists who are making challenging new work, and to audiences who thrill in the experience.... READ MORE...

Julieta Aranda: Beyond the Gravitational Pull of Recurrent Global Crises

The Cosmos Cinema website is the place where the histories of cinema excavated in weekly screenings at the Power Station of Art meet the moving-image works of artists represented in the 14th Shanghai Biennale. Each week, in alignment with one of the nine thematic sections that structure Cosmos Cinema, a selected moving-image work by one its artists is presented online with new contextualizing information.... READ MORE...

Watch and Chill 3.0: Streaming Suspense

Creata da MMCA e presentata in collaborazione con altre importanti istituzioni artistiche, la piattaforma Watch and Chill offre agli abbonati di tutto il mondo l'opportunità di vedere in streaming le opere dalle collezioni multimediali delle istituzioni partecipanti e degli artisti di ogni comunità.... READ MORE...

La Poesia che si vede – International Competition for Poetry Films

La Poesia che si vede è un concorso internazionale di videopoesia con sede ad Ancona, organizzato dall’Associazione Nie Wiem. È una derivazione del festival di poesia La Punta della Lingua e del festival di cinema Corto Dorico. La Poesia Che Si Vede si propone di esplorare il mondo della videopoesia e i/le suoi/e autori/trici. Il concorso ha come missione la sfida di ricercare, promuovere e sostenere nuovi sguardi, poetiche, visioni. La videopoesia è una forma di ibridazione artistica tra cinema, musica e poesia, tra linguaggio audiovisivo, musicale e poetico.... READ MORE...