Judy Chicago and Nadya Tolokonnikova: What If Women Ruled The World
Judy Chicago and Nadya Tolokonnikova decided to join forces to inspire people to imagine
a different, more humane world.
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Films
Our short films bring together artists, curators and museum directors from around the globe to explore how the social, political and environmental issues of our time influence our perception of the arts.
Michal Rovner: Night
Michal Rovner discusses issues of dislocation through “Night”, a series of video-frescoes reflecting on the fragility of human existence.
Heather Nickels: Persevere and Resist
Curator Heather Nickels discusses “Persevere and Resist: The Strong Black Women of Elizabeth Catlett”, on view at the Brooks Museum of Art.
Sara Piccinini: Collezione Maramotti
Director Sara Piccinini discusses Collezione Maramotti's identity as both a local and global institution, and the importance of the archive.
Isaac Julien: Lessons of the Hour
In collaboration with the Edinburgh Art Festival, Isaac Julien, and the Scottish National Galleries.
Adel Abdessemed: Coup de tête
Adel Abdessemed discusses his monumental sculpture “Coup de tête”, and the role played by football in his native Algeria.
Haim Steinbach: un-color becomes alter ego
Haim Steinbach discusses the psychological, aesthetic, cultural and ritualistic aspects of collecting and arranging everyday objects.
Tania Coen-Uzzielli: The Tel Aviv Museum of Art
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art's director, Tania Coen-Uzzielli, discusses how the pandemic pushed the Museum to stretch its boundaries.
Karam Natour: Genesis
Karam Natour discusses his creative process through “Genesis”, a drawing inspired by a portrait of Johann Adam Schall von Bell.
Max Hollein: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Met's Director, Max Hollein, reflects on the challenges and multiple roles of the Museum both as a local and global institution.
Ron Arad: Quartet
Ron Arad retraces the artistic process behind the creation of “Quartet”, a string quartet that plays itself.
Haim Steinbach: Framing
Haim Steinbach explores the relationship between his aesthetic language and the film medium, and revisits his exhibition “lemon yellow”.
Enoc Perez: Interiors
Enoc Perez discusses the influence of cinema on his “Casa Malaparte” “Mollino/Insides” paintings.
Erwin Wurm: Fat House, Narrow House
Erwin Wurm revisits his outdoor sculptures “Fat House” and “Narrow House” in light of the ecological impact of climate change.
Adel Abdessemed: Hope
Adel Abdessemed reflects on issues of identity and dislocation through “Hope”, a work inspired by contemporary global migrations.
Lourdes Fernández: Cristina Iglesias’ Hondalea
Lourdes Fernández discusses Cristina Iglesias' “Hondalea”, which will permanently transform The Lighthouse of Santa Clara Island.
Sabine Schaschl: Amalia Pica’s Round table (and other forms)
Sabine Schaschl revisits Amalia Pica's “Round table (and other forms)” in light of the pandemic's impact on the world of work.
Enoc Perez: Two Thousand Nineteen
Enoc Perez revisits “Two Thousand Nineteen” in the light of recent global economic, political, and environmental developments.
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