Our panel, “Future-ready tools for a smarter audiovisual ecosystem”, will open up conversations about how emerging technologies, AI, simulation tools, and new collaborative infrastructures—are reshaping the way we produce, experience, and preserve moving images. For me, this is a chance to reflect on how these tools can support more experimental, critical, and culturally anchored film practices rather than replace them.

The inaugural Forum for Film Education organised by the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis & the Netherlands Institute for Cultural Analysis was an inspiring gathering that brought together scholars, filmmakers, educators, curators, and practitioners working across film and media. The two-day event offered a rich cross-disciplinary exchange on the future of film pedagogy,

Today I attended a one-day workshop at the Netherlands Film Academy that tackled a question I’ve been wrestling with in my own practice: how do we sustain trust in documentary filmmaking when images, voices, and even “evidence” can be synthetically produced?

Created as a prop for a key scene in You will only see a flash of light, Smaragda Nitsopoulou’s The Tamata Hill (You will only see a flash of light) draws on the Orthodox tradition of tamata—metallic votive offerings left by believers in hope of divine intervention. In the film, the sculpture appears as a towering, compact cone: a monumental mass of metal reflecting the overwhelming weight of collective prayer and grief. It features in a choreographed lamentation performed by

You are about to enter someone’s home. You are not invited. What will happen in this house? What has happened in this house? Through this invitation to intrusion, Nitsopoulou explores the psychological weight of spaces marked by trauma, using the act of trespass to evoke questions about what occurred and what lingers unseen. Through fragmented imagery and a haunting atmosphere, the film revisits a traumatic televised event, turning the personal home and collective homeland in

"Tektite" short film makes its International premiere at the Athens International Film Festival

We thank the Greek FiIm Center for supporting our project " Black R ock " currently in pre production. Our project was selected along with 11 other short film projects from a total of 68 submissions. The GFC co-financing of the film will be of 20.000€. Congratulations to all the screenwriters and directors who were selected! The film is a co-production of Piece of Cake and Noumenia Films. Official announcement in Greek

Larnaca Biennale presents the names of the individual artists and artist groups whose artworks have been selected by the Larnaca Biennale Jury Committee for participation in the third edition of the Biennale. This year’s curational theme, “Home Away from Home” , conceived by curator Yev Kravt prompted artists from around the world to submit their proposals, resulting in the selection of 101 artworks that encapsulate the essence of the theme. Unveiling the soul of the Larnaca

Soapbox is a student-run publishing platform founded in 2018. It has since promoted scholarly, artistic, and interdisciplinary work that engages provocatively with cultural artefacts, concepts, and contemporary phenomena within the humanities. Soapbox advocates for multiplicity. The launch of issue 4.0: At the Interface will be on Thursday 29 June at OT301, Amsterdam. The evening will kick off with a screening of the short film, " I’ve Always Wanted to See a Martian ", by ar

Video Art Miden is once again getting ready to “flood” Kalamata with contemporary video art, in a 4-day screening event , from July 6 to 9, 2023 , activating a different part of the city each day. Audiovisual and artistic experimentation, rhythm, imagination, colour, poetry, video dance, performance, animation, artificial intelligence, personal narratives, contemporary social-political-existential reflections and images from the future meet in a rich international program,

Get ready for Speculative Futurism! On June 1st we open our exhibition: ‘Speculative Futurism: Inverting the Archive’. We’ve challenged upcoming artists to speculate about the future. Is it even possible to imagine a world different from the present? With this exhibition, we invite you to give it a try. Experience different visions of hopeful futures through video, light, sculpture, poetry and graffiti. Exhibition Speculative Futurism: Inverting the archive Opening event: Jun

The group exhibition "Frontpage Project" presented at the "Melina" Cultural Center of the Municipality of Athens has as its central idea the

The Athens Digital Arts Festival, Greece's international digital arts festival, returns from May 12 to 14 to the centre of Athens to highlig

The ESC exhibition is back! Wave #2033, is the result of the ESC challenge, where artists from around the world united

Capping three years of exhibitions that pursue dialogues on the meaning and practice of liberty today, The National Liberty Museum (NLM) has announced its first exhibition for 2023, Imagined Futures , open to the public from January 20, 2023 – April 24, 2023. The juried exhibition features the work of ten diverse artists working in a variety of mediums to present global perspectives and dreamlike visions of society’s potential futures. Artist Smaragda Nitsopoulou will exhibi

The experimental video art "I've always wanted to see a martian" will be part of the " Post Mythology " section of the 5th Balkan Can Kino Film Symposium. The fifth edition of the symposium focuses on the subject DECOLONISE, and it consists of 35 physical screenings, 41 video-installations, masterclasses, discussions, and Q&As. What is colonisation today? Are we colonised? How do we decolonize? Why is decolonization important in social movement’s struggles? What is privilege

The Slavonic Biennale is a juried exhibition that has been held in the Museum of Fine Arts in Osijek since 1968. The 28th version of this event takes place mainly in 2022, a year specific in that the threat of a pandemic was replaced seemingly overnight by renewed war destruction on the soil of Europe. Recognizing global movements as a starting point in the interpretation of the title New Paradigm of Happiness , the subtitle focuses on the venue, cultural and geopolitical ori

New short film project receives funding from Microfilm ERT initiative

In April 2022, three groups of people participated in the co-creation workshop “Fragmented travel". Hosted in Muzej novejše zgodovine Slovenije in Ljubljana, Slovenia, the participants interpreted the gallery's collections in order to create a collaborative audiovisual aprt piece. The workshop was held in the framework of the European Program IMPROVISA-Life in Motion which is designed to stimulate interest in art in various groups of audiences, through the use of digital tech

In March 2022, three groups of people participated in the co-creation workshop “Fragmented travel". Hosted in Galeria Labirynt in Lublin, Poland, the participants interpreted the gallery's collections in order to create a collaborative audiovisual aprt piece. The workshop was held in the framework of the European Program IMPROVISA-Life in Motion which is designed to stimulate interest in art in various groups of audiences, through the use of digital technology. Watch the vide