Give Your Walls Some Soul: This Colorful Lady Has Soul
Shannon bravely adds color to a blue and white portrait. This episode is about losing your fear of painting people. You'll also get some great lessons in glazing and scumbling.
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Shannon bravely adds color to a blue and white portrait. This episode is about losing your fear of painting people. You'll also get some great lessons in glazing and scumbling.
An experimental display of surrealist writing, illustrating the dependency cycles between creators and their audience.
The film tells the story of the formation of Irkutsk street artist ViZiO. Over the course of five years, amidst global cataclysms and personal dramas, ViZiO created a series of paintings titled "City i," depicting a post
A young couple stays overnight in a home they acquired, but the house contains more mysteries than they could have known.
After being away for two decades, a Taoist man returns from Fujian to Singapore in search of old friends and contends with the dying traditions of his belief.
Learn about relationships in this still life. Part 1 of 3
In a secluded spot at the eastern end of New Zealand's Waiheke Island lies Connells Bay where John and Jo Gow, passionate and well-known in art and sculpture circles have established the Connells Bay Sculpture Park where
On her 21st birthday, a young woman takes her boyfriend to meet her mother, but the celebration turns to torture thanks to suspicion and manipulation. 2023, Canada, 19 minutes Directed by Mariia Charuta
Going through the most important moments in Romania's recent history, a simple corporate employee becomes a documentary film director and meets the most important representatives of the graffiti and street art phenomenon
A robbery takes place, but...
Introspective films processing both found and archival personal materials became almost a subgenre of their own during the pandemic lock-down. The sensitive diary collage focuses on exploratory attempts to retrace the pa
Based loosely on the short story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, ‘Faded Wallpaper’ is concerned with visual perception, madness and the search for identity. A woman, isolated within a room, becomes obsessed with the wallpap
Scenes of the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
In this thoughtful and intriguing film, delivered within a stark, almost stilted animation, material life battles spiritual space. We see unmoored author Ami Arnette Alabaster toiling to create things of superficial valu
This documentary tells the story of Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who traveled to Budapest in 1944 to rescue as many Jews as possible. In less then six months he managed to save thousands of Hungarian Jews from th
In this VICE documentary, we go deeper into the world's most infamous Red Light District to show a side that most people don't expect.
In post-World War I Zurich, out of the conflicts' sobering aftermath, there was born an artistic movement that preached a baffling, radical-yet-whimsical philosophy of creativity.
UoR FT3/AD adaptation of 'The Yellow WallPaper' (1892) by Charlotte Perkins Gilman