Over the next month from 1 – 29 November, Close-Up will be presenting five films by one of the most original contemporary filmmakers, Apichatpong Weerasethakul. Unique in style, his films create a radically...
Read More →This month we dip into the Animation Collection to take a closer look at the work of Carolina Melis. Originally from Sardinia, Carolina trained in dance and choreography, developing an interest in screen-based...
Read More →Following the success of the first Animal Gaze symposium three years ago, London Metropolitan Museum presents a second symposium on contemporary art and animal-human studies, The Animal Gaze Returned. The Animal Gaze Returned’s theme...
Read More →FLAMIN Productions 2011 is now open for applications, offering production support of up to £50,000 for ambitious moving image work by London-based artists. Film London’s Artists’ Moving Image Network (FLAMIN) today announced they...
Read More →John Baldessari is one of the most influential artists of his generation and his lifelong interest in language, both written and visual, has been at the forefront of both his artwork and his...
Read More →Flatpack are seeking work for their 6th festival set to take place 3 – 18 March 2012. Flatpack Festival takes place annually in various venues across Birmingham. Their 2011 programme saw a mixture of...
Read More →APO October’s featured artist is Dustin Grella with his ongoing project Animation Hotline. Animation Hotline is a series of daily animations where Dustin uses messages left on his voicemail to provide content for...
Read More →The London Short Film Festival is a Mecca for the UK’s young creative talent and a significant date in the UK film calender. LSFF, now in its 9th year, is recognised as the...
Read More →Animate Projects is delighted that Phantoms of Nabua by Apichatpong Weerasethakul will be exhibited at The National Gallery of Indonesia from 7 – 17 October as part of OK. Video Flesh the 5th...
Read More →Close-Up present two films in their upcoming October screenings by renowned filmmakers Vivian Ostrovsky and Jonas Mekas. The films deal with cultural, political and personal history and present in a diary-like style fascinating accounts...
Read More →How To Re-Establish a Vodka Empire is a feature film documenting one film director’s quest to discover his roots and re-launch his family’s Vodka...
Read More →Encounters Bristol International Film Festival is the umbrella festival for Animated Encounters and Brief Encounters which together presents one of the world’s best-known showcases and meeting points for new and established international short...
Read More →Animate Projects upcoming online exhibition will be a selection of films chosen and curated by Stoffel Debuysere. To give you a little insight into the next exhibition, here are a few behind...
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