Studio Banana TV features the Fishermen Department in Cangas, Galicia, Spain, with explanations by its authors, Spanish architects Irisarri-Piñera.

Studio Banana TV interviews architect Carlos Arroyo, one of the most prominent young Spanish architects. He is based in Madrid, where he develops projects of a very varied nature with a special emphasis on sustainable development and research into new forms of housing. Interview realised with the sponsorship of the European University of Madrid.

Studio Banana TV interviews up-and-coming Japanese artist Kohei Nawa. Nawa belongs to a new generation of Japanese artists that is erupting in the global contemporary art scene with fresh ideas. In the interview he talks about his Liquid, Beads, Scum series but also about other works with glue, drawing etc. He also explains his new endeavor, SANDWICH, a creative platform he has founded in Kyoto.

Studio Banana TV interviews Japanese architect Toyo Ito on the occasion of his lecture at the European University of Madrid. Toyo Ito is one of the world’s most innovative and influential architects. Interview realised with the sponsorship of the European University of Madrid.

Studio Banana TV is proud to announce the opening of the X Biennial of Spanish Architecture on the 12th November 2009 in Madrid (Arquerías Nuevos Ministerios). The exhibition features all the video-interviews done by Studio Banana TV to the 30 finalist architects.

Studio Banana TV interviews Italian architect Benedetta Tagliabue from the studio Miralles-Tagliabue (EMBT) in Barcelona on the occasion of their exhibition “4 quarters” at the European University of Madrid. Interview realised with the sponsorship of the European University of Madrid.

Studio Banana TV interviews Spanish architect Iñaki Ábalos. He talk about his work with Renata Sentkiewicz in Abalos+Sentkiewicz architects, known for proposing an original synthesis of technical rigor, imagination and ability to integrate formal discipline of architecture, landscape and environment.

The interview series “¿Sueñas Ciudades?” (Do you dream cities?) produced by Studio Banana TV will be exhibited at the XIIth Buenos Aires Architecture Biennial in the section Micro-cinema_Moving images: architecture, city and territory.

Studio Banana TV interviews Thai visual artist Rirkrit Tiravanija who has transformed the constant movement and cultural interaction of his own life into an engaged conceptual art practice. His work is difficult to categorise and in some ways the term ‘visual artist’ does not accurately represent him. As he says, ‘it is [...]

Studio Banana TV interviews visual artist and architect Pablo Valbuena. After working in digital media designing virtual architectures for videogames, he currently looks for new ways of using light to introduce the dimensions of time and movement in urban spaces, altering the perception of physical space through projected virtual realities.