Five new films are featured in Art21’s winter 2020 programming season, starting with a new release available to watch today. New films will premiere bi-weekly on Wednesdays through April 1.

In a new film from our “New York Close Up” series, Louise Despont, a New York-born artist now working in Bali, shares how her adopted island home shapes her intensive practice, informing the devotional, meditative, and fragile elements of her drawings.

In a new film from our “Extended Play” series, Stephanie Syjuco navigates the deeply embedded visual tropes of American history applied in her practice.

In a new film from our “New York Close Up” series, sculptor and performance artist Aki Sasamoto grapples with the tension between control and chaos

Six new films are featured in Art21’s third and final wave of 2019 film programming, starting with two new releases available to watch today. New films will premiere bi-weekly on Wednesdays through October 30.

In a pair of new films from our “Extended Play” series, Marcel Dzama demonstrates the collaborative side of his drawing and filmmaking practices.

In a new film from our “Extended Play” series, Olafur Eliasson invites viewers to project their own subjective context onto the reading of his artwork.

In a new film from our “Extended Play” series, Luchita Hurtado reflects on her eight-decade-long career and the relationship between the human body and the natural world.

In a new film from our “New York Close Up” series, Dan Herschlein returns to his childhood home on Long Island to work on a series of four plaster reliefs for a show at JTT Gallery in Manhattan

In a new film from our “Extended Play” series, visual activist Zanele Muholi explains the impetus behind creating what they call “mobile studios” to photograph members of the LGBTI community in South Africa.