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(2017/05/25)

A new great initiative by Magmart!
We are currently working on an international project focused on building a network for all videoart-related peoples (artists, curators, spaces, collectors, simply enthusiasts).
This will be a useful tool, mainly for all curators that work with videoart. More, it will also contain a large database (of artists and curators), that will be always fully open to your personal data management. You can access and modify the stored data, at any time, add new informations, or simply delete your presence. And, obviously, we'll never use your data for commercial purposes and won't transfer it to third parties, neither for money nor for free.
Why don't you to take part, and link to our videoart database? Check if your email address is already present, and enter your details. If not, just register and insert your data!
The network will be online very soon!
(2016/06/11)

On May 17, 2016,Magmart debut on Google Cultural Institute!
Our first presence is the 100x100=900 Project.
Splitted on five exhibit, each of which includes 20 of the 100 total artworks.
Next step, will be the 25 artworks of F.I.V.E. project, and then the artworks of FOODS project.
Finally, the hall of fame of Magmart Festival: all the selected artworks, from 1st edition of 2005/06 to last.
Look at our collections!
(2016/05/18)

By Rebecca Bloom At the intersection of art and technology, a new generation of contemporary artists is looking towards less traditional mediums to inform and implement its artistic visions. Paint and ink, canvas and clay—they’re either being tossed aside or used in combination with blossoming technological tools to invent new and exciting ... [read more]

la-confidential-magazine.com
(2017-06-25)

This summer, the MFAH continues its series of grand-scale, immersive exhibitions. Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest and Worry Will Vanish brings together two mesmerizing works newly acquired by the Museum. Under the direction of the artist, these light-based and video-based installations transform the vast, central gallery of Cullinan Hall into a ... [read more]

www.mfah.org
(2017-06-25)

17-25 October, 2017 Tehran, Iran Regulations The festival is organized by the Iranian Youth Cinema Society (TISFF) - a member of “International Short Film Conference”. 1. Sections of the film festival: Main competition: -Best Fiction: Trophy + Diploma + € 3,000 -Best Documentary: Trophy + Diploma + € 3,000 -Best Animation: Trophy + ... [read more]

www.tisff.ir
(2017-06-25)

+ panel discussion We present newly digitised titles from the London Community Video Archive, works incorporating art, activism and social engagement. The 1975 Serpentine Gallery Video Show provided a month-long platform for the then-new media format and showcased different types of work, notably mixing community and artist video pieces. ... [read more]

whatson.bfi.org.uk
(2017-06-23)

Sweet 'Art is a non-profit organization operating from a feminist perspective, which is dedicated to the promotion of visual artists through the delivery of regular site-specific exhibitions. On the 5-10 September 2017 Sweet 'Art will be hosting their first art festival in partnership with Ugly Duck. Femfest will take place at OFF QUAY an 8,000 ... [read more]

www.wearesweetart.com
(2017-06-23)

by Isabel Stevens Video art and the Renaissance don’t normally go hand in hand, but in Bill Viola’s work they are inseparable. Born in 1951, Viola is part of a generation of artists who grew up with television, although he was one of the first to make videos without dabbling in other art forms beforehand. His highly symbolic, spiritual, and ... [read more]

www.apollo-magazine.com
(2017-06-23)

Until August 6, 2017 Artists: Taysir Batniji, Bernd Behr, David Brognon / Stéphanie Rollin, Annalisa Cannito, Olga Chernysheva, Edith Dekyndt, Jan Peter Hammer, James T. Hong, Milomir Kovacevic, Susanne Kriemann, Dorit Margreiter, Eduardo Paolozzi, Vesna Pavlovic, Dan Perjovschi, Lia Perjovschi, Jorge Ribalta, Alexander Sokurow, The Errorists ... [read more]

www.wkv-stuttgart.de
(2017-06-23)