Film Art
Bob & Roberta Smith's Art on the Underground project launches on Central Line for Olympics
Bob & Roberta Smith is the latest artist to engage with Art on the Underground - in readiness for an Olympic surge through the Central Line.
Views of belonging from Russia, Mumbai and Prague in Quarantania at John Hansard Gallery
The search for identity, belonging, place and existence is explored through film, photography and sculpture by three artists at the University of Southampton venue.
Residents to create Derby Soap Opera with Marinella Senatore for Museums at Night 2012
Working with the renowned Italian filmmaker and artist and the city's QUAD, the people of Derby will create one of the world's largest film projects this May.
Gillian Wearing shows compassion and forgiveness at the Whitechapel Gallery
In conducting a vox-pop on the streets offering Londoners a pen and paper, Gillian Wearing took a back seat and remained ominpresent. Mark Sheerin absorbs the resulting stories.
Shari Hatt wants to be taken seriously as an artist in show at Space Station Sixty Five
The gallery celebrate their new site in Kennington with a display featuring the award winning artist's unusual photographic portraits, videos and watercolour paintings.
Art on the Underground goes Smartphone savvy for White City Tube installation
A high-tech interactive video installation by artist Anna Barham will entertain travellers through pixelated digital codes at White City station as part of Art on the Underground.
Jeremy Millar takes ghostly A Scale of Time to Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon
In a part-memento to the Literary and Scientific Institution built on the site of the museum in 1845, Jeremy Millar presents a new film work in Barnstaple.
North-east's AV Festival goes As Slow as Possible for 2012
More than 20 exhibitions and 70 events take place across Middlesbrough, Sunderland, Newcastle and Gateshead for this year's AV Festival, all with their eyes on the clock.
David Cotterrell: Monsters of the Id at Southampton's John Hansard Gallery
Tricks of technology combine with video and cinematic elements for an immersive virtual experience in a show informed by David Cotterrell's journeys to Afghanistan.
Victoria and Albert's lust and love told in new Kensington Palace films
Historic Royal Palaces will be keeping our tender hearts all aquiver this week with a beautiful five-film series of animated shorts telling the story of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
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......
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.
