The genius of Leonardo da Vinci provides the inspiration for an immersive experience from internationally-acclaimed digital studio, Universal Everything. This new installation is a 21st century response to the artist’s ground-breaking Studies of flowing water; on display as part of Millenium Gallery’s ‘Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing’ exhibition that marks the 500th anniversary of his death.
‘Emotions Go to Work’ is an interactive installation by New York based artist and filmmaker Zoe Beloff. It investigates how technology is used to turn our feelings into valuable assets.
Rarely-seen drawings by Michelangelo are paired with the powerful installations of Bill Viola in a deeply immersive exhibition at the Royal Academy.
Crone Music presents two new, interconnected films by British artist Beatrice Gibson, alongside an expanded events programme in Camden Arts Centre’s Gallery 3; featuring the artists, poets, musicians and wider community with whom the films have been made.
GRLZ + VEILS features highly conceptual painted and printed works by Cheryl Donegan that continues her investigations into the nature of art-making.
NOME in Berlin presents “Navigating Polarities”, the first solo show in Germany of Marjolijn Dijkman – exhibiting new solo and collaborative works by the artist.
Tintype’s Essex Road project returns in its landmark fifth year. 40 artists’ films are back-projected into the gallery’s window as a form of public art.
Para Site presents the first retrospective of Ellen Pau in Hong Kong, curated by Freya Chou. One of Hong Kong’s most influential and pioneering artists
Mark Bradford’s Tomorrow Is Another Day was born out of his ongoing interest in the inherently social nature of the material world we inhabit
Eaten by Non-humans is the first museum solo exhibition of the young Greek artist Janis Rafa. Using films and sculptures to illuminate universal themes such as mortality and our ritualised approach to loss.
Electricity comes alive in The Night Journey, a mesmerizing light and sound installation by London-based multimedia artist Haroon Mirza.
Covered in Time and History is the largest gathering of the highly acclaimed Cuban-American artist Ana Mendieta’s filmic work ever presented in France.
