A weekly digest of things to watch, read, and hear from the comforts of your home, selected by Art21-featured artists and Art21 staff.

In a new film from our “New York Close Up” series, Jes Fan walks the fine line between the beautiful and the grotesque, creating sculptures which simultaneously attract and repulse.

Join us from home for the world premiere of the latest film from our New York Close Up series, featuring artist Jes Fan.

In a new film from our “Extended Play” series, creative duo Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg discuss the feelings of shame, desire, happiness, and despair that go into making their clay-animation films and sculptures.

In a new film from our “New York Close Up” series, artist and storyteller Bryan Zanisnik comically chronicles the highs and lows of life as an artist.

In a new film from our “Extended Play” series, Krzysztof Wodiczko describes his 2020 site-specific commission for Madison Square Park in New York City, “Monument.”

Executive director and chief curator Tina Kukielski delivers a dispatch of Art21’s latest on-goings.

In a new film from our Extended Play series, Hiwa K discusses his desire to make artwork that is understandable to a wide audience.

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.