Film Art
Step Behind the Scenes of Sherlock Holmes at the University of the Arts
Hollywood Art Director Sarah Greenwood, who won awards for her work on Sherlock Holmes, shifts an entire studio into a film fan's dream at the Arts Gallery in London.
David Hockney: A Bigger Picture at the Royal Academy
David Hockney's love of the English landscape and nature - particularly in his native Yorkshire - has resulted in a vast, vivid show at London's Royal Academy of Arts. Richard Moss enjoys an exhibition of excitement, joy and freedom.
Abandoned buildings make for eerie The Near and the Elsewhere at PM Gallery and House
The stories behind the buildings abandoned during the global economic downturn are told through photography, painting, film and installation in London.
Turner Prize 2011: Critics have their say as controversial prize heads north to BALTIC
The critics seem to be applauding the choice of venue for this year's Turner Prize exhibition and most of the art has them purrring too.
Marshall McLuhan's Message explored through season of events at Watershed in Bristol
The enduring legacy of the man who first came up with the terms "global village" and "surfing" is explored in a series of films and events at the Bristol venue.
Sejla Kameric and Anri Sala tread through Sarajevo in 1395 Days Without Red
Having premiered at the Manchester International Festival, a pair of screenings in London trace the route of the citizens who suffered the siege of Sarajevo between 1992 and 1996.
Stroud's Museum in the Park welcomes the wonder of Huxley Pig creator Rodney Peppé
The inventor, illustrator, designer and author presents a world of toys and stories at the museum, including planes flown by mice and 1980s television favourite Huxley Pig.
Michael Craig-Martin, Carol Ann Duffy and Philip Treacy's This is Sculpture at Tate Liverpool
The collaboration between the artist, poet laureate and renowned milliner to jointly curate a show for Tate Liverpool's DLA Piper Series has produced captivating results.
Brighton Digital Festival inspires month of innovation
Brighton's digital festival offers interactive heists, flights to the sun, subsonic submarines and blockbuster films during an innovative month-long programme.
Provocative pioneer Jack Smith gets the full treatment in A Feast for Open Eyes at the ICA
Jack Smith's hugely influential body of work caused outrage in the 1950s and 1960s for its graphic depictions of sexual ambiguity and promiscuity. Prepare for a treat at the ICA.
Hafsah Naib explores shared authorship filmmaking with new show at Cornerhouse
Third exhibition in Edition series showcases collaborative production process with three 'tiny movie' ideas put forward by Manchester residents.
Laughter buttons send titters through gallery as Ha Ha Road opens at the Quad in Derby
A gaggle of the most entertaining artists from across the world descend upon the Quad for new exhibition Ha Ha Road in Derby.
Field trip: Semiconductor talk about their findings in the far out reaches of Ecuador
Footage from a voyage to the Galapagos forms basis of a solo show from Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt at FACT.
Bad air day: Faisal Abdu'Allah unveils film about pollution near Olympic Village
Artist and sometime barber looks at breathing, training and poor air quality in work to be screened in Stratford, London.
Pinocchio and the Jungle Book to Hulk and Toy Story: Watch me Move at the Barbican
150 years of animation are captured in an awesome, packed new exhibition of films and moving image history.
