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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art brings together three decades worth of visual art inspired by and commenting on performance and theatricality.
Still missing The Wire four years later? Maybe a LEGO version will help.
Opening today at the Lincoln Center Festival, this award-winning artwork stitches together thousands of notable clips from the entire history of cinema, each featuring an exact time on the face of a clock.
Brooklyn-based artist David Ellis has (once again) taken to the streets.
Van Neistat dishes on what it was like working with Tom Sachs on Mars.
The Walker Art Center wants to know what kitty videos you can’t stop watching.
Five Dutch and Belgium museums are launching ARTtube, a streamlined, art-only video portal.
The cover art in the July issue of National Geographic lets its staffers play around on the job.
A new music video experiment by Sigur Rós provides Shia LaBeouf his first full-frontal gig.
Should artists tailor their work to go viral? Writer Kyle Chayka investigates.
Duchamp-esque trickster Christian Jankowski is at it again—this time, he’s investigating verbiage used in the art world.
This year, The LUMEN International Video and Performance Festival received an enormous gift— 150,000 tons of salt.
