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Celebrating women artists and in their pioneering moving image and media art practices Often overlooked by the collectors and museums, women artists for over the past 50 years have embraced some of the most innovative new technologies into their practices. We celebrate these pioneering artists and invite you to learn more about them. Laurie Anderson Ryoji Ikeda Sarah Morris Rachel Rossin Hito Seteryl Sadie Benning Joan Jonas Shirin Neshat Rachel Rose Diana Thater Garrett Brad

Arcangel's work reflects on the breakneck pace of technological and cultural obsolescence, and the fleeting nature of what he calls "the 'image world' that both consumes us and fits so snugly into the palm of our hands. Century 21 Greene Naftali 508 W 26th Street New York, NY Ground Floor Cory Arcangel, /roʊˈdeɪoʊ/ Let’s Play: HOLLYWOOD (2017-21), via Greene Naftali #meriembennani #françoisghebaly #videoart #contemporaryart

Bennani's first Los Angeles exhibition playfully blends humor and critique, weaving an expanded allegory for how media circulates through channels of digital and geopolitical power, both online and in the real spaces we inhabit. Guided Tour of a Spill Feb 14 - 16, 2020 The Paramount Pictures Studio 5515 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038 Before we get to the spill, you should know a bit about the island called the CAPS, this place in the middle of the Atlantic. The CAPS began

Lorna Simpson presents her work, Momentum, 2011, at the Paramount Pictures Studio, during the Frieze LA 2020. Feb 14 - 16, 2020 The Paramount Pictures Studio, 5515 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038 Lorna Simpson: in the studio Lorna Simpson talks to Frieze about her life and work in her Brooklyn studio. Simpson came to prominence in the 1980s through her pioneering approach to conceptual photography, which featured striking juxtapositions of text and staged images and raised

Light effects, mists, colour trails & reflective optical illusions. The Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens' (f. 1956) mission is to push our perceptions of the known. As an artist, Ann Veronica Janssens works almost scientifically to push the boundaries of the known. Although her art is not easy to classify, its effect on us as viewers is not to be mistaken. For her, it's not about confirming what we already know. In fact, it aims to locate us precisely at the spot where we

Deborah Irmas collector, curator and art advisor How it is to live with an immersive digital artwork? ArtPlay: I remember you former apt, when you got off the elevator you immediately were confronted by this incredible digital artwork that completely engulfed you in the beautiful light in the entry space. DI: It was a trip, people got off the elevator and thought - where am I? Visitors would often just stand there - like, What’s gong on here? The video set them up so when the

Spanning both of the gallery’s floors, this much anticipated show will be Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg’s first solo exhibition in New York since 2013 and will be the worldwide premiere of four new video works. Djurberg and Berg’s collaborative works conjure surreal landscapes that explore the shadows of human subconsciousness. Using sculpture, stop-motion film, sound, and immersive installation the artists construct narratives that speak to emotional tension, confliction,

Shirin Neshat I Will Greet the Sun Again The Broad, 221 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles Oct 19, 2019 – Feb 16, 2020 Learn More #contemporaryart #videoart #shirinneshat #iwillgreetthesunagain #thebroad #labasedartist

The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse, a pioneering force in contemporary art in Miami, presents its 20th Year Anniversary of public exhibitions. Since it’s inauguration in 1999 theWarehouse has welcomed visitors from South Florida and all over the world. The Warehouse exhibitions showcase art of our times featuring 20th & 21st century sculpture, photography, video, painting and large-scale installations by international artists culled from the renowned collection of Mart

Alexandre Singh’s first major exhibition at Metro Pictures features the New York premiere of his short film The Appointment (2019, 19 min). Singh transforms the gallery into an abandoned cinema from an imagined dystopic future. With trompe l’oeil wallpaper and flooring that is painstakingly hand-drawn, the exhibition includes sculpture and paintings that refer to the macabre vernacular of the film. The works further Singh’s ideas around narrative and storytelling, which he fi

Monica Lacy Los Angeles based collector ArtPlay: How long have you been collecting contemporary art? Monica: I’ve been collecting art for about 15 years. I was first interested in paintings and then changed my focus to photography. I found artists working with the newest digital technology and camera-less photography to be the most interesting. ArtPlay: How did you become interested in video art and media based art? Monica: I saw the work of the LA based, video artist Brian B

In 2005, Blake donated 123 artworks to MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art), the largest donation to this day. Working with the curator, Paul Schimmel, together they selected important works that the museum coveted such as a Gordon Matta-Clark building fragment along with a prized video, Drumroll, by the filmmaker and video artist, Steve McQueen. Blake was also instrumental in expanding the contemporary art collection at the Nasher Museum at Duke University as the founding chair

The Reich Richter collaboration, a Shed commission, examines the intersection between Richter’s formula for his “Patterns” series and Reich’s rigorous, repeating musical structures in a genre-crossing moving picture work made in collaboration with Corinna Belz and featuring the world premiere of a new Reich composition. In his “Patterns” series, Richter repeatedly divides and mirrors a computer image of an abstract painting to further abstract the work, ending in solid bands

Petra Cortright’s core practice is the creation and distribution of digital and physical images using consumer or corporate software. Whether she is manipulating digital files into two-dimensional paintings in Photoshop or uploading videos to online platforms, the Internet is deeply ingrained in Cortright’s work. She became renowned for making self-portrait videos that use her computer’s webcam and default effects tools, which she would upload to YouTube and caption with spam

Well established for her genre-defying approach to image making that timelessly combines eras, cultural references, and personal experiences, the photographs and the film debuted in this exhibition are a fresh reflection on Prager’s place of origin, site of inspiration, and frequent character—the city of Los Angeles … In Prager’s newest film, Play the Wind, we are led on a journey throughout Los Angeles with our protagonists Dimitri Chamblas (dean of the Sharon Disney Lund Sc

In this exclusive video, Laurie Anderson presents her prizewinning virtual reality work from 2017: “I wanted to see what it would be like to travel through stories, to make the viewer feel free,” the legendary multimedia artist says. Laurie Anderson’s ‘Chalkroom’ (2017) has been created in collaboration with the Taiwanese artist Hsin-Chien Huang. In ‘Chalkroom’ it is possible to float around virtually and to explore a hand-drawn universe of sentences and words written in chal

Berlin Art Link Productions visited Ed Atkins' studio to talk about his working process and how he culls through a mass of ideas to reach his final, holistic exhibition. British, Berlin-based artist Ed Atkins' HD videos and text-based works create worlds simultaneously hyper-real and undeniably artificial. His current exhibition 'Old Food' at Martin-Gropius-Bau is no exception: the video works presented in the show are without concrete narrative but evoke a melancholic emotio

Conversation with Jon Rafman & Hans Ulrich Obrist at DLD Conference (Digital Life Design) Copyright by DLD Media #arttechnology #digitalart #videoart #digitallife #contemporaryart

Known for her impeccably naturalistic pastel drawings, Zaria Forman finds inspiration in remote landscapes and environmentally sensitive locations. Her drawings include carefully rendered images of glistening icebergs, turbulent arctic waters, and crashing tropical waves. She has traveled extensively in Greenland and the Maldives to both collect material for her drawings and raise awareness about climate change. ABOUT THE ARTIST Zaria Forman documents climate change with past

When video artist Bill Viola was 6 years old he fell into a lake, all the way to the bottom, to a place which seemed like paradise. "There's more than just the surface of life." Viola explains. "The real things are under the surface". American Bill Viola (born 1951) is a pioneer in video art. In this interview, Viola talks about his development as an artist and his most important breakthroughs. As a child Bill Viola felt that the world inside his head was more real than the o