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Last chance to see: 'Bruce Nauman: Contrapposto Studies’ at Punta della Dogana, Venice
Focusing on the American artist's performative 'Contrapposto Studies', Bruce Nauman's show at Punta della Dogana, Venice, gives new meaning to body language – on view until 27 November 2022
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Poetry in motion: Universal Everything’s video artworks for Hyundai Motorstudio
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Jasmina Cibic on feminism, nation building and modernist architecture
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Character study: Laurie Simmons dons Hollywood personas in her first feature film
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William Wegman gifts his entire short video catalogue to the Met
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Elizabeth Price debuts video work in first London show since her Turner Prize win
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'World on Wire': Julia Stoschek presents her video art collection in Berlin
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Doug Aitken dials in with the American engineer who made the first cell phone call
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ESP TV is making a Brooklyn office the subject of a living televisual installation
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Elemental artistry: Bill Viola unleashes a new show at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Garden party: art and nature collide at ARoS’ inaugural triennial in Aarhus
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Wu Tsang’s radical approach to fiction and truth takes centre stage at Gropius Bau
The American artist’s yearlong residency at the Berlin institution culminates with a major survey of her filmmaking and sculptural practice
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British artist Hilary Lloyd on fusing textile, sound and video in her practice
Ahead of her installation at Loewe’s Miami boutique, we speak to the Turner Prize nominee about nightclubs, technology and how they tie into her current exhibition at Sadies Coles HQ
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Anri Sala's subterranean installation is out of this world
Albanian artist Anri Sala's hypnotic film and sound installation, Time No Longer, in Houston's Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern, pays homage to African American astronaut and saxophonist Ronald McNair
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Stan Douglas’ riff on alternative realities has us seeing double
Coinciding with the announcement that the Vancouver artist will represent Canada in the 2021 Venice Biennale, his galleries in New York and London are staging a dual survey of his ambitious video installation Doppelgänger
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Lose yourself (virtually) in the hypnotic art of Jeremy Shaw
With concurrent solo shows in Paris and London, the Canadian artist is having a moment. We lose our minds, virtually, in the complex, hypnotic art of Jeremy Shaw
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Bill Viola launches experimental art game, a cryptic ‘explorable video’
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Dark arts: Bill Viola retrospective marks the Guggenheim Bilbao’s 20th anniversary
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Video artists tap into the future with immersive installations in a brutalist London building
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Dia Chelsea reopens to the public following two-year renovation
The new Dia Chelsea space has reopened following a two-year renovation by Architecture Research Office with inaugural commissions by artist Lucy Raven
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Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement: radical reflections on surreal times
At Centre d’Art Contemporain, Geneva, the Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement 2021 kicks off with group show ‘A Goodbye Letter, A Love Call, A Wake Up Song’, a full house of subversive moving image commissions
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Review: Ryoji Ikeda’s London show is a sensory assault course
Exhibition review of Ryoji Ikeda's epic intervention at 180 The Strand, London. The Japanese artist’s solo show is an intense fusion of sound and vision. Warning: videos include flashing images
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Meet emerging artists from Oppo Renovators 2021 Project
Technology innovator Oppo announces the winners of its Renovators 2021 emerging artists project and says, ‘Everyone can be, and is, an artist’
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‘Image as virus’: World AIDS Day 2021 marked with powerful new public film
To mark World AIDS Day, (1 December 2021), and 40 years since the disease was first recorded, Circa will present VideoVirus, a compelling new film by AA Bronson and General Idea screened on public billboards in London, Seoul and Tokyo
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The domestic dreamscapes of Pipilotti Rist
For her first major solo exhibition in Scandinavia, the Swiss artist transforms Denmark’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art with immersive installations, textile works, and radiant video projections designed as a homelike environment
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Robert Wilson’s macabre video portraits of Lady Gaga
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Oliver Beer’s mouth-to-mouth performance art resounds through Paris’ Opéra Garnier
The British artist presents a sound and video installation, Compositions for Mouths (Songs My Mother Taught Me), at Opéra Garnier in collaboration with French audio brand Devialet
