Museum Brandhorst presents “Future Bodies from a Recent Past—Sculpture, Technology, and the Body since the 1950s,” a large-scale research and exhibition project investigating the impact made…
(Not) Dancing On My Own is a participatory workshop series pairing ethics and movement. After a meditative opening and interpersonal…
Explore the beguiling world of Wong Kar Wai first on Cinema 3. The ICA, in partnership with Janus Films and…
A bi-weekly round-up of global art news from an admittedly fallible viewpoint. Happy New Year! Fingers crossed, you’ve resolved to…
Since the invention of the moving image, women have created films and videos that have changed how people see and…
In the first days of the Covid-19 pandemic, an informal group of contemporary galleries from around the world came together…
One of the streams of a language where yesterday and tomorrow are the same work. Kal, radio kal is a fleeting space…
Bruce Nauman uses his body as material to explore what it means to be human. Inspired by his work and…
Bi-weekly virtual screenings of rare digital footage from Milford Graves’s archives will be shown on icaphila.org throughout the run of…
In 1984, Lynn Hershman Leeson began to talk to a video camera. Over the next four decades, she documented her…
As one of the first art museums to have the technology and flexible screening space for video art, the Whitney…
The visual identity of documenta fifteen, which was developed in collaboration with students, is inspired by lumbung. With the symbol…
Despite being 99% bad, or perhaps because of this, Flash has been a hugely important cultural software. It offered relatively easy access…
Bertolt Brecht’s play The Decision was first performed in 1930, followed 46 years later by the première of Heiner Müller’s…
Born from the lack of diversity in art education and disappointment in art curriculums, Don’t Worry I’m Sick and Poor…
Canto Cocktail is a karaoke generator that uses computational algorithms to compose new medleys based on excerpts of 120 Cantopop…