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 →The 10th edition of SCREEN Festival launches this year at the Francisco Godia Foundation with the exhibition. The eyes of the soul, Lemaitre Collection including the works of Tacita Dean, Ryan Gander...
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 →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...
Read More →18 April to 23 May, Wednesday evenings, LUX, London Animate Projects in association with LUX is running its second evening course, led by Adam Pugh, exploring the place of animation within the broader ecology of...
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 →The Online Film Fund is for experimental videos, short documentary and fiction films with an exciting concept and visual treatment for an online audience. Successful applicants receive a production budget of £400, access to...
Read More →DARK is the next exhibition at CoExist Galleries, TAP in Southend-On-Sea. It presents five time-based installations in the unusual space of CoExist Galleries, each representing a different way of working with film and video,...
Read More →Cipher was shot at Wilton’s music Hall in Whitechapel, east London. Wilton’s was built in 1858 and was the first popular music hall to open in the east-end. After about 10 years of...
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