Video
Calendar
Juliet Carpenter, Half Bianca
25 October —
10 December 2023
City Galerie Wien, Vienna, Austria
Writing
A Film Glossary
By José B. Segebre
29.11.2023
After a conversation with Frankfurt-based, Waipukurau-born artist Juliet Carpenter, José B. Segebre shaped the ideas discussed into this experimental glossary. The entries highlight the ways in which Carpenter’s practice is informed by film and theatre history, and is deeply engaged in the friction of contemporary politics and technologies.
Writing
What is held between bodies
By Clémentine Dubost
31.10.2023
After two years of development with his immediate family and numerous international residencies, Amit Noy premiered A Big Big Room Full of Everybody’s Hope in Paris this September, onstage alongside his mother, father, sister and grandmother. Clémentine Dubost spoke with Noy to explore the complexities of this work and his wider practice.
Writing
The Polyphonic Sea
By Emma O'Neill
10.10.2023
Presented at Bundanon Art Museum, deep in the territory of the Dharawal and Dhurga language groups, The Polyphonic Sea features new commissions and recontextualised work by Antonia Barnett McIntosh, Andrew Beck, Ruth Buchanan, The Estate of L. Budd, Sione Faletau, Samuel Holloway and et al., Sarah Hudson, Sonya Lacey, Nova Paul, Sriwhana Spong and Shannon Te Ao.
Calendar
Good Company Arts, Festival After Cage
25 October —
27 November 2023
Museo de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain and online
Project
Kunst Kopfüber / Art Upside Down
Partnership
The Goethe-Institut New Zealand and Contemporary HUM present a series of portraits about New Zealand artists who have found a new physical - and artistic - home in Germany. Kunst Kopfüber / Art Upside Down invites six international writers and curators to look at the practice of six contemporary artists from Aotearoa working across a variety of mediums, from video art to painting; large-scale installation to poetry. The written portraits about contemporary painter Sam Rountree Williams and poet Hinemoana Baker kick off this collaborative series.
Calendar
Florian Habicht, James & Isey film screening
11 October —
22 October 2023
City Kino Wedding and ACUD Kino, Berlin, Germany
Calendar
Brit Bunkley and Gavin Hipkins, Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin
31 October —
05 November 2023
various venues across Paris, France
Calendar
imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival
17 October —
29 October 2023
TIFF Bell Lightbox, Toronto, Canada and online
Calendar
Pelenakeke Brown and Sally Tran, BRIClab residency
01 September 2023 —
01 September 2024
BRIC, New York City, USA
Calendar
Mike Heynes and Peter Wareing, Project Space Festival Juárez
10 October —
15 October 2023
various domestic spaces around Juárez, Mexico
Calendar
Brian Fuata, Overshare Video Festival
07 October —
22 October 2023
Testing Grounds Emporium, Melbourne, Australia
Calendar
Daniel Belton and Good Company Arts, All Asian Independent Film Festival 2023
06 October —
08 October 2023
Power Plant Cinema, Manila, Philippines
Calendar
Frankie Chu, Jae Hoon Lee, Phil Dadson, Roger Mortimer, Rozana Lee and Ryan Sun, The Birth Breath
23 August —
27 August 2023
Kurume City Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan
Calendar
Lisa Reihana and Yuki Kihara, sis Pacific Art 1980-2023
26 August —
08 September 2023
Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia
Calendar
Alexa Wilson, Love (in Chaos)
05 September 2023
Scope BLN, Berlin Germany
Calendar
Brit Bunkley, Room to Breathe
05 September —
28 October 2023
University Hall Gallery, UMass-Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Calendar
FAFSWAG Arts Collective in 22nd Biennial Sesc Videobrasil: Memory is an editing session
18 October 2023 —
25 February 2024
Sesc 24 de Maio, São Paulo, Brazil
Calendar
Charles Olsen, Grey Silence at ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival
12 October —
15 October 2023
Haus für Poesie and Kino in der Kulturbrauerei, Berlin, Germany
Calendar
Ruth Buchanan, *INNEN
15 October —
26 November 2023
Künstlerhaus Bremen, Bremen, Germany
Writing
Ngā Huarere o Te Moana Nui a Kiwa: Pacific Weathers
By Melody Nixon
01.08.2023
US- and Aotearoa-based writer Melody Nixon responds to digital artworks in Te Moana Nui a Kiwa; a weather station in the World Weather Network project featuring works by over twenty artists from Aotearoa and Oceania. One of twenty-eight stations in the project, the station featured online artworks by Kalisolaite ‘Uhila, Denise Batchelor and Maureen Lander, The Breath of Weather Collective, and a collaboration between Janine Randerson, Ron Bull, Rachel Shearer, Stefan Marks and glaciologist Heather Purdie. Nixon discusses how a selection of these works may reorient our approaches to the climate crisis.