US artist and filmmaker Garrett Bradley is the winner of the Eye Art & Film Prize 2023.
Film programmer Tom Ooms in conversation with Wanderwelle (Alexander Bartels & Phil van Dulm) about their collage film The Four Nightmares, which premiered during Meet The Archive.
Nowruz is celebrated at the beginning of spring by diverse ethnicities from the Balkans to the Black Sea, from Central Asia to the Middle East and elsewhere for over 3,000 years.
With the annual Research Labs, Eye gives the stage to new makers and curators. Several works were awarded during the festive 10th edition on 12 February.
Curator en Davra-lid Dilda Ramazan vertelt, in het kader van de tentoonstelling Saodat Ismailova: 18,000 Worlds, over de evolutie van Centraal-Aziatische videokunst.
We asked three writers to write something in response to Fiona Tan's exhibition. Lauren du Graf talks about how invisible Asian-Americans are in their own country.
Meriem Bennani’s universe foregrounds a humor and playfulness that are often seen as revealing a more complex reality where remnants of colonialism pervade a now globalized world.
Don’t you love stories that flip most people’s idea of NOwhere into a very intimate experience of SOMEwhere?
The prize was awarded to the artist from Uzbekistan for her special talent for working at the intersection of film and visual arts.
