Studio Banana TV interviews Óscar Muñoz

Studio Banana TV interviews the visual artist Óscar Muñoz.

Bill Cunningham New York Trailer

Trailer of the documentary film directed by Richard Press and produced by Philip Gefter about the plus 80 year-old “The New York Times” photographer that has been immortalizing the last 50 years of Fashion in the city.

Images or Shadows of Divine Things, Gerard Byrne

Irish visual artist Gerard Byrne (b. 1969) works with photographic, video, and live art. In 2007 he represented Ireland in the Venice Biennale. In this video Byrne talks about his exhibition ‘Images or shadows of divine things’ at The Common Guild, Glasgow, June 2010.

Studio Banana TV interviews Shirin Neshat

Studio Banana TV interviews the acclaimed Iranian visual artist Shirin Neshat.

Studio Banana TV interviews Luisa Lambri

Studio Banana TV interviews Italian photographer Luisa Lambri on the occasion of her participation at the 12th Venice Architecture Biennale.

Projects 93, Dinh Q. Lê

Dinh Q. Lê is a Vietnamese American fine arts photographer, best known for his woven-photographs. Projects 93 was an installation by Dinh Q. Lê at the MoMA in New York. It includes the exhibition of a home-made helicopter, large photographic woven work and a video installation about the Vietnam War.

Through the Forest, Rodney Graham

Canadian artist Rodney Graham works in multiple media and formats. His pieces often deal with subdued playful and theatrical narratives and use material deriving from multiple sources of inspiration.

Video and photo work, Eija-Liisa Ahtila

Eija-Liisa Ahtila is Finland’s most renowned contemporary artist and one of the most prestigious videoartists in the world. Here some sample of her videoart and photographic work exhibited at teh Jeu de Paume in Paris.

Detour Exhibition, Massimo Vitali

Contemporary photographer Massimo Vitali is one of the most famous photographers belonging to the New Italian Realism movement. Invited by the notebook brand Moleskine, he created a notebook exhibition which details of his large scale images.

New National Gallery exhibition, Thomas Demand

German photographer Thomas Demand builds 1:1 paper models of the notorious scenes of political and societal events and photographs them. Thomas Demand has been consistently exploring the collective visual memory of our media society. His fame has reached unprecedented heights. In 2009 he had a solo show at the Neue Nationalgalerie (New National Gallery) in Berlin.