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A collage featuring women in a factory, with fragments of newspaper text and hand-written text, and colorful hand-drawn patterns cascading from their heads and bodies.

Explore the intersection of art and politics with belit sağ, as they discuss how visual representations shape and are shaped by political violence, in this exclusive interview series on Kinoki.

An image divided into two halves that mirror each other, with a young woman wearing a black hijab, with text in the center of the frame that reads "synopsis for an impossible film."

VISIO – European Programme on Artists’ Moving Images is a research, residency, and production programme dedicated to artists who use moving images in their practice. Application deadline: May 23, 2025.

A team photo, with eighteen people an office space, sunlight streaming through the large windows, some sit and some stand, all are engaged in conversation.

A guide to the moving image artists that move culture → FA analyzes the urbanization of warfare by investigating evidence from state institutions.

Resources  | Apr 13, 2025
Structural film

By calling attention to cinema as a material and perceptual experience, structural filmmakers sought to strip it down to its core components.

Tilda Swinton developing an exhibition for Eye Filmmuseum

The exhibition explores central themes of Swinton’s artistry and highlights her contributions to contemporary cinema. It will feature new works created with celebrated filmmakers and artists.

Embracing the machine: Somabotics, AI and media art preservation

Nina Knaack contributes an essay on AI and the artistic research project Somabotics, which was presented at Transformation Digital Art 2025 in Amsterdam.

Artists  | Mar 24, 2025
Ana Vaz

A guide to the moving image artists that move culture → Vaz unsettles the hierarchical gaze of ethnographic filmmaking.

Resources  | Mar 19, 2025
Video

Video differs from film in both material and process. Instead of chemical emulsion to capture images, video employs electronic signals recorded onto magnetic tape.

What comes after images at Julia Stoschek Foundation

Neil Young reviews a group show at JSF Berlin that asks the question "How might we imagine what comes after images?"

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