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Ciné Pluto. Image courtesy of Greg Singer.

Kinoki is a platform dedicated to the moving image in contemporary art. Powered by a decentralized team of international contributors, Kinoki is built on strong editorial and ethical principles, ensuring that our content is insightful and respectful of artists and their work.

At Kinoki, we consider the moving image to be the most exciting, compelling and paradigmatic form of art in our screen-mediated world. From where we stand there is no contemporary art without film, video, and digital art.

Kinoki is committed to promoting inclusivity and equity. We strive to amplify underrepresented voices and support emerging artists, nurturing a community that values creativity and social responsibility. We believe in developing a platform that not only showcases exceptional talent but also actively contributes to improving the contemporary art ecosystem. Please read our statement on sustainability for further information on our stance and actions.

We publish information about the expanded field of moving images in contemporary art while also providing incisive reviews of exhibitions and in-depth interviews with visionary artists and curators. Our mission is to offer our audience a nuanced perspective on the evolving landscape of moving image art.

Kinoki defines the cultural significance of moving images for the international contemporary art community. We are committed to shaping the discourse around moving images and inspiring a new generation of artists and enthusiasts.

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