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On exhibit through Jan. 8 at the Hirshhorn Museum is a retrospective of internationally renowned Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson's highly personal, sometimes ironic artwork.
From museums and galleries to movie theaters and streaming shows, this article gathers up the best screen-based art of 2019.
Three-year traveling exhibit opens in London for the groundbreaking Korean-American artist known as the father of video art.
As part of Times Square's long-running Midnight Moment series, Kentridge's 'To What End?' will be running for three minutes every night through the month...
“At the 2019 edition of the Venice Biennale, video reigned. Arthur Jafa, who began his career as a cinematographer for commercial directors including Spike...
The artist's videos will be displayed on a range of screens, including on Westfield World Trade's 19 screens of varying size, one measuring four...
The Museum of Modern Art will display Static (2009), a recently acquired digital projection of a 35mm film by the artist and filmmaker Steve...
Times Square’s Midnight Moment series will usher in spring with Japanese artist Naoko Tosa whose Sound of Ikebana (Spring) will run from 11:57 PM...
Florence’s Palazzo Strozzi has opened Electric Renaissance, a significant exhibition celebrating the master of video art, Bill Viola, and presenting works that span his long...
New York’s Public Art Fund has commissioned 23 artists to create platform-specific pieces of video art for their new city-wide exhibit Commercial Break ....
Artist Magdalena Fernández has repurposed her 2009 video installation piece 2iPM009 to take up the space in the decommissioned Houston Cistern at Buffalo Bayou...
The Denver Art Museum’s new exhibit Mi Tierra: Contemporary Artists Explore Place features installations by 13 Latino artists that express experiences of contemporary life...
Artist Santtu Mustonen’s Cross Pollination is a new large-scale video art installation currently showing in the foyer of Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch Theater as...
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) will be presenting works by renowned contemporary installation artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien. Isaac Julien: Other Destinieswill be on view...
"I am European. I am complicit. I wanted to foreground this perspective in a way, to try to see refugees and illegal immigrants as...
Palo Alto’s City Hall is the site of artist Susan Narduli’s “media arts representation of democracy unfolding in realtime.” Entitled “Conversation,” the interactive video...
January’s Midnight Moment in Times Square will come courtesy of pioneering video artist Pipilotti Rist, in partnership with her current retrospective at the New Museum,...
Video artist Ragnan Kjartansson’s God, now on view at Washington’sHirshhorn Museum is a half-hour experimental piece in which Kjartansson fronts a retro jazz band singing...
"Doing a retrospective of Bill Viola's work shows that portraiture is not a concept that's stuck in the 18th or 19th centuries."
The New Museum’s Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest is the first major retrospective of the Swiss multimedia artist’s work. Writes ArtSlant’s Olivia B. Murphy, “With screens exploded and fractured...
The new Whitney exhibit Dreamlands: Immersive Cinema and Art, 1905–2016 uses a combination of projections, sculptures, installations, 360-degree videos, and VR headsets to present the ways in...
The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago presents Diana Thater: The Sympathetic Imagination, the artist’s first comprehensive U.S. exhibit. Thater’s dynamic, immersive installations address key...
New York’s New Museum is presenting the first New York survey of the work of Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist, who has achieved international renown...
Kjartansson creates large-scale video installations, live endurance performances, drawings, photography and painting, with each work exploring family, society and contemporary culture with humor, irony...
The film "Wizard of the Upper Amazon" loosely recreates a real-life encounter that artist Henry Taylor had with Bob Marley in 1979, projecting back-and-white...
MOCA gathers together two decades of multimedia artist Doug Aitken’s work for the new retrospective, Doug Aitken: Electric Earth. “I think for myself it was...
Artist Peter Burr has taken inspiration from video games, architecture, and even psychology for his new multi-media video work Pattern Language, now showing in...
This month, video artist Bill Viola’s second religious triptych was installed in London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral. Mary, which depicts various points in the life...
Veteran artist Bruce Nauman’s latest work, Contrapposto Studies, revisits a piece of video art he made in 1968 called Walk With Contrapposto. In the original (video found...
Since the 1990s, Aitken has created new and deeper levels of viewer involvement in narrative and the moving image.
Manifesto video artist Julian Rosefeldt writes on The Guardian about how he came to choose Cate Blanchett to perform a series of monologues each...
Mark Fox spent three months as an artist-in-residence on the grounds at Giverny and searched for a way to capture the garden from a...
This September, video artist Bill Viola will be unveiling his second permanent installation in London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral. Entitled Mary, the video depicts Mary...
"I thought a fly was the perfect choice to give the viewer a tour of Medina because their compound vision made total sense with...
Hieronymus Bosch's famed triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights is dissected and reimagined in all of its strange glory with a 75-minute, 18-channel video...
Da Corte is known for his pop-informed sensibility and embrace of theatricality. In his elaborate set pieces, banal objects and consumer goods serve as...
"Artists, philosophers and scientists have a great privilege, which is to speak out and say things that haven’t yet been proven," says Rosefeldt.
The exhibit will span more than a century of works by American artists and filmmakers.
The new Julia Stoschek Collection exhibit in Berlin, titled Welt Am Draht (World on a Wire), gathers together 38 pieces of video, photographic, and live...
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art’s Senses of Time: Video and Film Based Works of Africa features work from six video artists that each explore...
"The final works comprise digital animation, time lapse photography, motion graphics, aluminum, steel, glass, Thassos marble, and custom digital displays," explains Alyssa Buffenstein.