Video art

Universal Everything is mapping human behaviour through intricate patterns

By Jessica Klingelfuss Last updated 31 August 22

Watch Mat Collishaw's eerie ode to bats

British artist Mat Collishaw's mesmerising public video installation Echolocation tunes into the navigation technique used by bats and pays homage to the rich history of Kingston

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 31 August 22

Universal Everything to debut VR experience at Sundance Film Festival

By Jessica Klingelfuss Last updated 28 August 22

Stolen moments: Taryn Simon on customs, counterfeits and the Russian media

By Catherine Shaw Last updated 24 August 22

Artist’s Palate: Ulla von Brandenburg’s orangettes

By TF Chan Last updated 23 August 22

Philippe Parreno combines 20 years of footage to create ‘film of films, a seance of cinema’

The French artist premieres a new feature-length film at the 48th International Film Festival Rotterdam, reflecting two decades of filmmaking in the eye of the international art world

By Tom Seymour Last updated 23 August 22

Marco Brambilla probes NASA for an opera of intergalactic proportions

By Elly Parsons Last updated 22 August 22

Hail Mary: artist Bill Viola unveils his new video installation for St Paul’s Cathedral, London

By Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Last updated 20 August 22

Good looking: Suki Chan's video-art catches our eye at Tintype London

By Elly Parsons Last updated 13 August 22

Simon Fujiwara delves into self-identity and scandal in ’Joanne’

By Tom Howells Last updated 13 August 22

A woman’s world: Shirin Neshat’s ’Dreamers’ opens in Johannesburg

By Daniel Scheffler Last updated 12 August 22

A new Venice arts centre is bringing the plight of our oceans to the fore

A multimedia installation by artist Joan Jonas inaugurates Ocean Space, a collaborative platform for change opened in the newly revitalised San Lorenzo church

By Jessica Klingelfuss Last updated 7 August 22

Meta data: artists reflect on Hollywood, mass media and the art world in new show

By Ali Morris Last updated 5 August 22

A ship-shape new home for Copenhagen Contemporary

By Charlotte Jansen Last updated 18 July 22

Emma Talbot on optimism, feminism and reconfiguring the roots of power

The British artist and winner of the eighth Max Mara Art Prize for Women illuminates Piccadilly Circus with optimism and confronts perceived shame around female ageing

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Published 18 March 21

V&A announces major video games exhibition and residency

By Jessica Klingelfuss Published 8 April 18