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African protestors grouped around a masked man holding a wooden sign that reads WHERE IS THE BETTER LYF U PROMISED US?

Filmmaker and editor Aryan Kaganof ruminates on Antonin Artaud, the sound of language rotting and why he would be alive if he had no debt.

An image in two halves, similar but with slight variations, with a woman in shadows holding film strips up to the light, and she is holding scissors in the second image.

Erika Balsom is a writer, curator and professor at King's College London. We interviewed her on publishing pocket-sized books, secret rules for selecting films, and masochism.

A high-angle view of the London cityscape, with the River Thames in the center of the image.

Apply now for the LUX London Critical Forum, a space for artists working with the moving image to explore ideas and practices. Deadline: June 10, 2025.

Artists  | Jun 03, 2025
A woman with brown hair wearing a white dress and a brown vest, leaning on a wall in the hallway of a cinema.

A guide to the moving image artists that move culture → Basma al-Sharif poses questions about the human condition and how changes in geopolitical landscapes affect it.

A pale, sandy-colored exterior architectural structure with lamps hanging on the walls.

Apply now for the eighth annual SFP Grant. Open to independent filmmakers without restrictions on age, region or genre. Deadline: June 19, 2025.

Two palm trees seem from below, with the clear sky above them in the background.

Apply for the inaugural Pérez Art Museum Miami digital art commission, supporting work across Latin America and the Caribbean. Deadline: June 30, 2025.

A woman sitting on a bed, combing her long black hair forward over her face.

Contemplate a horizon of possibilities with Saodat Ismailova as she discusses her new performance piece about an ancient walnut forest in Kyrgyzstan.

A black and white film frame with technical markings, a cross in the center of a circle.

Film artist Christopher Harris discusses his subversive approach to manipulating celluloid, challenging representations of Black people and redefining the boundaries of experimental cinema.

A three-quarter inch U-matic video cassette with a colorful, hand-written label.

Visual Studies Workshop welcomes applications from both US-based and international artists working in photography, film or media art. Deadline: June 2, 2025.

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