Video art
Fashion goes soft as Fendi turns boots into slippers
Milan fashion week is virtual this year, but Fendi has a six-minute menswear showstopper focusing on lockdown comfort
Jess Cartner-Morley
17, Jan, 2021 @9:45 AM
Apocalyptic goo and Detroit in beats: Jarman award 2020 is shared
Jenn Nkiru’s standout film of Detroit’s techno history evokes the rhythm of fractured black lives in a show with no winner but plenty to mull over
Adrian Searle
24, Nov, 2020 @5:30 PM
L’Enfant et les Sortilèges review – Vopera's brilliant updating of Ravel finds wit and relevance
A rebellious home-schooled child goes on a nightmare cartoon journey of self-discovery in this ingeniously designed video fantasy take on Ravel’s opera
Andrew Clements
17, Nov, 2020 @1:17 PM
On my radar: Jay Bernard's cultural highlights
The poet on logic puzzles, sweetcorn ribs and listening to Idles on repeat
Kadish Morris
15, Nov, 2020 @8:30 AM
This year's Deutsche Börse prize shortlist is fascinating – but is it photography? | Sean O'Hagan
From Mexican urbanisation to augmented-reality dystopias, this year’s shortlist has plenty to intrigue – but as a barometer of the state of the art, it fails
Sean O’Hagan
10, Nov, 2020 @3:17 PM
Arctic: Culture and Climate review – visions of a vanishing world
Indigenous art, ornate tools and captivating photography bring the past and threatened present of a rich region alive
Laura Cumming
25, Oct, 2020 @9:00 AM
Kai Althoff Goes With Bernard Leach; Nalini Malani: Can You Hear Me? – reviews
The provocative German painter plumps for quantity over clarity, while the Indian artist stuns with her animations
Laura Cumming
18, Oct, 2020 @8:00 AM
From Warhol to Steve McQueen: a history of video art in 30 works
Starting with experimental film in the 60s, video art has revolutionised the art world. We celebrate the medium through its most groundbreaking pieces
Barbara London, Skye Sherwin & Oliver Basciano
17, Oct, 2020 @7:00 AM
Virtual voguing and digital razzle-dazzle: London film festival takes the arts into a new dimension
The BFI London film festival’s exciting and enchanting new strand – LFF Expanded – mixes recorded, virtual and live experiences. It’s a pivotal moment for performance
Sanjoy Roy
13, Oct, 2020 @12:15 PM
Bruce Nauman review – prophetic visions
The US artist’s video and neon installations have lost none of their power to confound and dazzle
Laura Cumming
11, Oct, 2020 @8:00 AM
Michelle Wolf to Melania's roses: the arts and pop culture that sum up the Trump era
CocoRosie’s call to arms, the rage of Sweat, Arthur Jafa’s white supremacy montage and the first lady’s grand designs … Guardian writers pick the works that encapsulate Trump’s reign
Oliver Wainwright, Lanre Bakare, Brian Logan, Emma Brockes, Claire Armitstead, Arifa Akbar, Keza MacDonald, Peter Bradshaw, Adrian Searle and Brian Moylan
06, Oct, 2020 @5:00 AM
Bruce Nauman review – 'I have no doubt of his greatness'
Featuring funny walks, shouting, inertia, banality, sex, detritus and an abject clown, this retrospective of the pioneering video artist’s career is a disturbing thrill
Adrian Searle
05, Oct, 2020 @4:11 PM
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