‘It’s great if you’re bored with Netflix’: video art flourishes in lockdown
From dogs’ plums to death metal shrieks, video artworks are finding a new audience hungry for culture that is accessible, original and bizarre
Posts Tagged 'Video art'
Experience Ai Weiwei’s first virtual reality artwork, Omni
Using the frontiers of technology to tell one of the most urgent stories of our time, Omni immerses you in a jungle full of lost elephants and a refugee camp in Bangladesh
Koons apes the old masters and robots invade Edinburgh – the week in art
Jeff Koons heads to Oxford, Tracey Emin shows new work in London and the V&A debuts a sumptuous survey of Christian Dior – all in our weekly dispatch
Michael Jackson: On the Wall review – king of pop as the ultimate muse
National Portrait Gallery, London
Hero, giant, four-eyed alien … this fascinating show reveals how Jackson inspired artists to project on him all manner of idealistic and perverse ideas
German artist Hito Steyerl tops contemporary art power list
Film-maker and writer is first female artist named by ArtReview Power 100 as most influential person
Laura Cumming: best art of 2016
Portraits woke up, the tiny Goldfinch flew in, the Switch House switched on, and junk art triumphed