Video, film & new media
Top art films at the BFI London Film Festival
From Cate Blanchett performing artists' manifestos to an animated Van Gogh biopic
No Woman, No Drive
Satirical video by Saudi Arabian comedian Hisham Fageeh
Window dressing at the New Museum
The window display format is making a comeback with a new work by Alex Da Corte in the empty storefront next door
How Pacific Standard Time plans to reframe film and video history
A group of exhibitions and programmes to artists from across the Americas
Guggenheim Bilbao celebrates 20th birthday with Bill Viola
Retrospective honours US artist who sparked museum’s commitment to video art
Rauschenberg's dance and performance related work front and centre of new survey exhibition at Tate Modern
Coming in hot from its stint in the States
Kunstmuseum Basel unearths Richard Serra's overlooked video works
Serra shows his hand in front of and behind the camera
Triennale di Milano: art effects empathy as forced migration anchors show
The Restless Earth explores the divisive subject currently preoccupying global media
Bill Viola reimagines the Renaissance with a retrospective in Florence
In 1974, fresh after graduating from the experimental studies programme at Syracuse University’s visual and performing arts department, Bill Viola moved to Florence to work at Art/Tapes/22, one of the first video art production studios in Europe
Moving Image fair embraces virtual reality
The fair’s co-founder explains why now is the time to look at works that use the nascent technology
Bill Viola reimagines the Renaissance with a retrospective in Florence
The Palazzo Strozzi mixes Viola's videos and installations with the Old Masters that inspired them
Art on film at Sundance, from Van Gogh’s landscapes to an orbiting VR vanitas
Drawings come to life and visitors follow the trail of malware code at the annual film festival in Park City, Utah
Steve McQueen’s Ashes to have US debut at the ICA Boston
The artist’s film of a young man killed by drug violence was a star of the 2015 Venice Biennale
Shezad Dawood’s ten-part film Leviathan to launch in Venice in May
Following the models of HBO and Netflix, episodes will be streamed at international venues and released as a feature film in 2020
Getting digi with it: why new media art still hasn't fully gone mainstream
As new technology is increasingly adopted by artists, can curators and collectors keep up?
Three films to watch out for from the Toronto International Film Festival
From Jonas Mekas darkly humorous memories of escaping the Second World War, to concentration camp tourism, to a photographer facing the death of her favourite technology
Artangel’s latest commission by Vietnamese artist Dinh Q. Lê shows the backbreaking harvest of bird shit
The multi-screen installation is on display at a former Eclectic Theatre in London’s Peckham
Shirin Neshat dreams big for first solo show in Africa
The Iranian-born artist is premiering two new videos at Goodman Gallery in Johannesburg this week
It’s a jungle out there: interactive installation brings the Amazon to Times Square
Urban explorers just need a smartphone app and headphones to experience the sounds of the rainforest on Broadway
Gillian Wearing asks for a peek through people’s windows
The UK artist will unveil her new film project, including submissions from the public, at the House festival in Brighton
The Buck Stopped Here: Richard Billingham joins forces with Agnès B and Celebrity Big Brother’s Dee
Art—coming soon to a cinema near you
Short films by major artists will be screened unannounced before regular features in the UK
Welcome to the virtual world
With the ground-breaking Oculus Rift virtual-reality headset hitting the mainstream later this year, a growing number of artists and museums are incorporating this and other new technologies into their work
Art on film at Sundance, from Mapplethorpe’s S&M photos to virtual reality landscapes
Our picks of what’s worth seeing at the Park City, Utah film festival
Living memories of a dying medium: David D'Arcy on Walkers at the Museum of the Moving Image
For some artists, Hollywood is the ruin of a former civilisation
John Akomfrah’s Venice Biennale hit film to get UK premiere in January
Vertigo Sea will debut at the Arnolfini in Bristol before touring to Margate and Manchester