In the Shadows of Paradise is an online exhibition, presented by CIFRA and curated by David Elliott, that brings together video works produced over the past three decades, examining how artists across different countries and contexts respond to changing environments and structures of power.

Gazelli Art House announces the launch of its New York gallery marking a significant milestone in its international expansion with a presence in the city’s Chelsea arts district that extends its program across London, Baku, and New York. Founded in London in 2010, Gazelli Art House has built an international reputation for presenting pioneering twentieth-century artists alongside leading contemporary practitioners across painting, sculpture, installation, and digital media.

Award-winning independent boutique post-production studio Creative Outpost is placing color at the centre of its offering, bringing together internationally recognized colourists, integrated picture and sound post in their beautifully and uniquely designed five-floor studio in the heart of Fitzrovia. As a recent opening within the industry and something of a hidden gem, Creative Outpost is now opening its doors to a wider creative audience.

Oscar-nominated screenwriter Efthimis Filippou, behind The Lobster, The Killing of a Sacred Deer and Kinds of Kindness, collaborates with MikeTeevee on a new experiment in AI filmmaking: What happens when eight artists are given the same script, access to AI filmmaking tools and complete creative freedom?

Netflix's chart-topping adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt's bestselling novel features one of the most ambitious CG creatures in recent memory. We spoke with Untold Studios Senior VFX Supervisor Chris Ritvo about the challenge of bringing Marcellus the octopus to life.

Launching on Earth Day, 22nd April 2026, The Drench Coat is the work of fashion designer Hadjer Kateb, art director Chelsea Tijerina, and copywriter Henry Plumridge. It is a single garment — photorealistic, 3D-rendered in CLO3D — that takes the most iconic coat in British fashion history and rebuilds it as flood survival equipment.

Close your eyes and picture Spring. What does it look like? What does it sound like? How does it make you feel? Blooming Wonders explores these exact questions. It explores the beauty and movement of Spring while capturing the essence of change through a vibrant multimedia wonderland. 

Every Women Biennal does a fantastic job centering the voices of people who have historically been marginalized. Inspired by Cabaret, Dada, and Surrealism, EWB partnered with Pen+Brush, a 132-year-old nonprofit, to showcase SPECTALiA for their 2026 edition.

It’s been three months since we launched Making Our Miracles, a virtual art exhibition in which people from around the world shared their miracle stories, and a cohort of digital artists depicted these extraordinary events using AI-assisted tools. As part of The Wrong Biennale, the exhibition is on view through March 31, 2026. During the final weeks of the show, we found ourselves reflecting on the experience — from its initiation to the public reaction.

LI-MA – Living Media Art announces the full programme for the 10th edition of Transformation Digital Art (TDA), its annual international symposium bringing together international perspectives on the future of caring for digital art. This milestone, sold out edition takes place under the theme Networks: Structures of Collaboration, Care, and Trust and examines sustainability as a shared, networked practice.

On January 17th, I attended ¡Harken!, an interactive performance, presented by Modesto “Flako” Jimenez as part of Under the Radar’s annual Under Construction program in Tribeca. This bold collaboration between Media Art Xploration (MAX) and Onassis ONX bridges the gap between humanity and technology, interweaving the past with the present through the use of generative AI. 

Onassis ONX anchors the foundation’s 2016 global theme on families by debuting TECHNE: Homecoming, a multimedia exhibition exploring the biological, mythological, and digital bonds created by the multifaceted landscape of identity and kinship. On Thursday, January 8th, I had the honor of attending Onassis ONX’s inaugural exhibition, which features six talented revolutionary artists who have peerlessly blended art and technology to craft stories relaying the connectivity among humans to physiology, culture, and myths.   

L’Alliance New York is thrilled to announce the full slate for the 2026 Animation First Festival, now in its ninth year. Created in 2018, Animation First is the largest animation festival in the U.S. (and the only francophone animation festival). Running February 3-8, 2026, this year’s festival will focus on Belgian films, featuring both classic and new works from all manner of Belgian filmmakers.

On December 4, 2025, MoMA PS1 hosted Archival Thinking: Artist Archive Symposium, a full-day gathering that brought together leading thinkers from the worlds of art, archives, and the humanities. Jointly organized by the Asian Cultural Council (ACC) and the Cai Foundation, with support from the Rattray Kimura Foundation, the symposium offered an illuminating look at the evolving role of artist archives in contemporary practice. Cultural curator and moderator Paul Holdengräber guided the day’s conversations with his signature depth.