Oliver Fuke from Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art discusses the exhibition of work by the video collective Paper Tiger Television.

The world of moving image art is our passion! Here are five of the most exciting exhibitions we have our eyes on in 2026.

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago dismissed multiple staff members at Video Data Bank, including the director. The positions have been permanently eliminated.

The new cinema in Museo Reina Sofía was designed by Bach Arquitectes. The layout is imbued with the atmospheric spirit of the great surrealist directors.

The Recovery Plan is presenting a research exhibition on the pioneering filmmaker Sarah Maldoror, with a parallel film retrospective at Festival dei Popoli in Florence.

Museum Folkwang in Essen and Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden teamed up to organize the exhibition covering four decades of Kentridge's career.

Lu Yang has two solo exhibitions open, at Museum of the Moving Image and Amant. The exhibition at Amant is the first institutional solo show by the artist in New York.

The artist has two exhibitions opening this month in Belgium, at M HKA in Antwerp and NW in Aalst.

MC2 explores the impact that AI and emerging technologies have on storytelling and cultural expression.

AIR 2025 will open with an artists’ retreat followed by a public festival gathering artists, scientists and cultural leaders to explore what it means to be human.

Anton Vidokle, Hallie Ayres, and Lukas Brasiskis discuss their approach to curating the 13th Seoul Mediacity Biennale.

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.

The exhibition Infinite Images at Toledo Museum of Art will explore how rules-based systems and automation have been applied to the visual arts.

Film London announced the shortlist for the 2025 Jarman Award, which includes Silver Lion-winning artist Karimah Ashadu.

New Humans at New Museum in New York explores what it means to be human with the advance of AI and robotics. The exhibition will inaugurate the museum's building expansion.

Corbett vs Dempsey is presenting a solo exhibition of the work of Rosa Barba. This is Barba's first show with the gallery and her debut in Chicago.

The Eye Art & Film Prize recognizes new developments at the intersection of visual art and film. Sohrab Hura works across film and photography, focusing on tensions in Indian society.

Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester has invited independent developers and artists to exhibit genre-expanding, radical video games.

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.

The Viola-Perov Trust is depositing the complete set of master recordings of Bill Viola's moving image works with the George Eastman Museum for preservation and archiving.

Raqs Media Collective: Cavalcade features a new film by the group. This exhibition is part of a research project initiated by Neubauer Collegium and Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory.

Arthur Jafa is selecting the next Artist's Choice exhibition at Museum of Modern Art in New York. His presentation will platform Black, queer and feminine voices.

Christian Marclay: Doors, an exhibition featuring his film montage of scenes of doors throughout the history of cinema, will open at Brooklyn Museum.

The exhibition REPORT FROM NORI MOUNTAIN, at the new art space SMILERS, is based on a satirical antiwar novel by Leonard C. Lewin and Victor Navasky.

Sky Hopinka's solo exhibition Bone and Light in Berlin is his third with Tanya Leighton Gallery. The show debuts a new video art piece alongside recent photographs.

Sansour's work spans video, opera and sculpture, and touches upon tragedy and environmental catastrophe. This is her first solo exhibition in Belgium.

Ayanna Dozier's exhibition Get on Your Knees, Jesus Loves You, at Microscope Gallery in New York, explores themes of religious repression and sexuality through film and photography.

Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam presents an exhibition of the work of Garrett Bradley, winner of the Eye Art & Film Prize in 2023. This is the artist's first institutional solo exhibition in Europe.

Des/astres is Rezaire's first solo institutional exhibition in Paris. The show features the concluding work in a trilogy that explores the links that humankind has forged with the cosmos.

Filipa Ramos will lead Loop Festival 2025 as artistic director, bringing fresh vision to Barcelona's premier festival showcasing innovative film and video art.

Read critic Neil Young's review of Ana Vaz's Meteoro at Vienna Secession, an exhibition of sublime beauty that proposes a counter-ethnography of European cities.

Remembering Dara Birnbaum, a pioneering video artist and feminist, known for influential works like Technology/Transformation: Wonder Woman and PM Magazine.

Discover Karimah Ashadu's first US solo exhibition at Canal Projects, New York, featuring her video installation Machine Boys, winner of the Silver Lion at the Venice Biennale.

Artist and filmmaker Ho Tzu Nyen has been appointed Artistic Director of the 2026 Gwangju Biennale, Asia's leading contemporary art event. Ho is known for his innovative work with moving images.

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