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Katya Grokhovsky and Anna Mikaela Ekstrand lead the way with The Immigrant Artist Biennial

Grokhovsky and Ekstrand speak about the current edition of The Immigrant Artist Biennial and its focus on time-based art.

A gallery space featuring an installation composed of a tan wall with three window holes and glass surfaces hanging in front of it.

Robinson, Director of Shiva Gallery, speaks about the complexity of the immigrant experience and partnering with The Immigrant Artist Biennial.

An urban map under a plexiglass box, in a gallery space.

Gaby Wijers, Director of LI-MA, speaks about preservation as community practice and the future of the symposium Transformation Digital Art.

A 16mm film frame with a collage of artifacts and images of people embarking on a ship.

Maya Jeffereis on her efforts toward ecological darkroom practices and allowing plants to “speak” through film.

A grand red brick building on an urban city street.

A guide to the leading moving image art institutions in the world → Anthology Film Archives is one of the oldest and most important institutions for film art in North America.

A gallery space bathed in blue light with a screen with an image of blue, painterly markings.

The third edition of TIAB is titled Identity Card. The biennial unfolds as a series of screenings, performances and panels throughout October-November 2026.

A CGI-rendered image of six variations of an avatar witih the same face, all dressed in fantasy-style warrior outfits.

Neil Young considers the magnificent humanity of LuYang's solo exhibition at Vienna Digital Cultures.

Two men standing on rocks in the middle of a creek with trees all around them and a sunny blue sky in the distance..

Application are open for six emerging LA filmmakers to participate in a four-month production programme led by Ghetto Film School.

A nondescript concrete building with the words Kino Arsenal printed on a marquee above the front doors.

A guide to the leading moving image art institutions → Arsenal evolves forward-looking models for cinema programming, distribution, and archival work.

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