Animate Projects Observer was an online blog created by Animate Projects to share news, exhibitions and opportunities in animation and the moving image. Observer provided a platform to connect with films in the...
Read More →This year, EIFF will award the 23rd McLaren Award for Best British Animation to one of the many great UK productions that vie for the title in three inspiring programmes, including Animate alumni Sarah...
Read More →Alpha-ville is the London International Festival of Post-digital Culture exploring the crossover between technology, art, culture and society. In 2012 the festival runs for 5 days across different locations in London featuring advanced...
Read More →If you haven’t already been to see it, I highly recommend Gillian Wearing’s solo exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery. The exhibition is a great escape into the a retrospective of Wearing’s films and the...
Read More →BFI Southbank will be showcasing some of the best Anime films recently made. The programme offer an eclectic mix of different genres and styles with such titles as Studio Ghibli’s much anticipated From...
Read More →A fictional meeting and love affair on the Central line between the founder of the modern Olympic Games, Pierre de Coubertin, and German political theorist Hannah Arendt, is the basis for a short...
Read More →Tenderpixel presents the fifth annual Tenderflix Festival, featuring film and video in both art and experimental genres. Applications to have your film shown at the Tenderflix Festival are free, with the only requirement...
Read More →Visit the Christian Louboutin exhibition at the Design Museum until the unorthodox hour of 11pm this month for a special programme devised by guest curators Double Decker as part of Museums at Night Festival 2012....
Read More →Two Years at Sea is the new feature film from artist and filmmaker Ben Rivers. Following on from River’s earlier short film This is My Land, the film follows recluse Jake Williams, who...
Read More →To coincide with the premiere of his Animate Projects commission for Channel 4′s Random Acts, this month we feature the wonderful artworks of Oliver Harrison. Apocalypse Rhyme is Oliver’s latest film, created for...
Read More →Deadline: June 15th 2012 One Minute volume 6, the sixth in the series of programmes of artists’ moving image, curated by artist Kerry Baldry, will be screened at GLIMMER 2012 – The 10th Hull International...
Read More →Thanks for sharing with us some of your favourite animations for the chance to win a copy of Stephen Cavalier’s fantastic book, The World History of Animation. Here are just a few favourites...
Read More →Film London and Channel 4 in association with Whitechapel Gallery have launched this years prestigious Jarman Award with a call for nominations. The Jarman Award will see UK artists contending for £10,000 prize...
Read More →There were so many things on at this year’s Flatpack festival that I wanted to see, but in the end I could only go for one night, so I really got just a...
Read More →Athens Video Art Festival began in 2005 and supports contemporary artistic trends, within the frame of the urban culture out of which it originated. AVAF is now open for entries to artists who...
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