Interviews
Illuminating conversations with the visionaries shaping moving image art.
Peng Zuqiang asks "What is a film without a camera?" and contemplates how artists and arts workers can resist exploitative ethics.
Jean-François Chougnet and Rachel Korman speak about FUSO, the first festival dedicated to video art in Portugal, and the regional program FUSO Insular in the Azores.
The curators of the 13th Seoul Mediacity Biennale discuss their concept of exhibition as séance and why there need not be a distinction between art and life.
Elle Burchill and Andrea Monti, co-founders of Microscope Gallery in New York, speak about educating the art world on the value of the moving image and building systems of support for artists.
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.
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.
Contemplate a horizon of possibilities with Saodat Ismailova as she discusses her new performance piece about an ancient walnut forest in Kyrgyzstan.
Film artist Christopher Harris discusses his subversive approach to manipulating celluloid, challenging representations of Black people and redefining the boundaries of experimental cinema.
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.