HATERS Program II: Damp Moss, examines our ever-changing understanding of our environment and ecology through mediated images, and the manipulation of the landscape by video and other means of modification; creating a moist reality from our shifting perceptions of soft (virtual) and hard (physical) environments.
Citric Signals is now accepting submissions for the first of many quarterly, prompt-based open calls. Selected submissions will be screened virtually this Spring.
Open Call #1: "Colors"Deadline: March 15, 2021 @ 11:59 PM. Send us any experimental films you have (new or old) responding to the prompt “Colors”. Only three submissions per artist and works must be SHORTER than 5 minutes. Other than that we’re open to all weird, wild, and avant-Garde work you want to send our way.
Cine al patio presents a monthly selection of short films in the unique outdoor setting of La Casa del Árbol Cultural Centre in the heart of Buenos Aires. Our screenings take place in a relaxed atmosphere, catered to an audience eager to experience high-level artistic content from a variety of culture and genres.
We are interested in receiving entries from all manner of fields, be it fiction or documentary, experimental or narrative, live-action or animated, and a combination of these.
At Artists 4 Peace, we dedicate space to the works of people who focus their practice in peace and sustainable living. We collect works in a number of mediums including Architecture, Dance, Film/Video, Multidisciplinary, Music, Theatre, Science, Visual Arts, Written Word, and works from young artists from the age of 18 and below.
BSF is an international, juried short film festival, created in 2017 and based in Barcelona, Spain. BSF screens outstanding short film, animation, docs, experimental and video art. We understand that some short film and video blur the lines of typical film festival categories, so we also enthusiastically encourage non-traditional and experimental formats.
Canyon Cinema Foundation invites proposals for a new curatorial endeavor: Canyon Cinema Discovered. This multifaceted, year-long fellowship program aims to engender fresh perspectives on experimental cinema and to meaningfully expand Canyon’s role in providing access to this key strand of American media art. Four curatorial fellows will be selected to assemble programs from Canyon’s unique collection of artist-made films for online streaming and a possible screening tour (conditions permitting)
