Imogen Stidworthy's Artist's Project is a presentation of material gathered or produced in the process of developing work, part of which will be shown at Matt's Gallery, London in May 2011.
Celine Condorelli interviews Jean-Marie Straub to discuss Straub – Huillet's Trop Tôt, Trop Tard (Too soon too late). Read the transcript of the interview and watch a clip from their conversation.
George Clark's dispatch from his recent research trip to Taiwan is a primer on the country's film industry history and wide range of contemporary practitioners.
Georgia Korossi traces a history of ethnographic film's origins and explores some ways in which it continues to be felt as a presence in contemporary artist's cinema.
Curator George Clark's second report from China, on the historical politics behind the Hong Kong film industry and how politics are being addressed by some contemporary Chinese artists.
Ian White reviews the recent symposium celebrating Texte Zur Kunst's twentieth anniversary and the journal's 80th edition, entitled POLITISCHE KUNST?
Redmond Entwistle's artist's project revolves around the making of his recent film, Monuments.
Anne Low analyzes the role of this key work by Joyce Wieland both within the context of structuralist film, and as experimental evidence of a key moment within Canadian political and social history.
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