Video (5:12): artist talk with Nigerian-American artist, architect and activist Adejoke Tugbiyele who uses mixed media to give voice to the LGBTQ communities of Africa, (2015).
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Video (1:08): CBS This Morning’s co-host Charlie Rose in conversation with Annie Leibovitz.
Video (1:00): Phaidon’s video about the photography book ‘Annie Leibovitz Portraits 2005-2016’ (Phaidon Press, 2017).
Video (10:47): about Annie Leibovitz’s photography book ‘A Photographers Life: 1990-2005’ and her life by Tedd Forbes/The Art of Photography.
KOW Madrid, Spain, presents a solo exhibition of early works of Barbara Hammer.The exhibition runs through January 31, 2019.
LIFE IN THE RUINS | Collages by Deborah Kelly. October 5 – November 4, 2018 at Fabian & Claude Walter Galerie, Zurich.
Video (6:29) : Secret Atomic Research – Orford Ness “Over The Horizon” (2004) by Poulomi Desai. Published by Usurp in 2010.
Video (3:23): Poulomi Desai – Experimental artist. Oral History Interview by Lata Desai & Rolf Killius, 2018.
Video (2:57): ‘Unmuted’ is part of “The Future in / of the Past” art project by artist and musician, Poulomi Desai © 2017.
Undertow by Pamela Dodds. Exhibition view at Impact 10, the International Multidisciplinary Printmaking Conference in Santander, Spain, September 2018.
Video (28:43): Kristy Gordon takes you on a tour of the Florine Stettheimer exhibition at The Jewish Museum in New York City (2017).
Video (2:17): Zanele Muholi presents ‘Zanele Muholi: Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness’ (Aperture, 2018).
Video (2:33): a trailer about ‘Strange’ by Mox Mäkela.
Opening of Daria Ivanova: ‘Tombée des nu.e.s’ on September 8, 2018 at 19:00-23:00, Librairie Violette and Co, 102 rue de Charonne, 75011 Paris, France. The exhibition runs from September 8 until October 7, 2018.
Video (15:28): ‘Käte Kollwitz’ a short film by Herbert Apelt (1961)
Video (30:06): Lecture with Anna Arabindan-Kesson: Landscape, Interrupted: Ingrid Pollard and the Diasporic Imagination. (2016)
Video (14:42): Nottingham Contemporary in conversation with exhibiting artist Ingrid Pollard as part of The Place Is Here exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary 03 Feb – 1 May 2017.
Panel debate in New York (2016) about Irish-born modernist designer and architect Eileen Gray.
Video (23:11): a video biography about Eileen Gray (1878–1976). With each passing year Eileen Gray becomes more important in defining the history of modernism.
Video (2:17): about Anya Gallaccio’s installation ‘dreamed about the flowers that hide from the light’ at Lindisfarne Castle, 2018.