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There is huge public supporting for the reinvention and reopening of Belmont cinema in Aberdeen, writes Len Ironside.

E-flux Film Award is a prize for artists films that push the boundaries of the aesthetic and critical potential of moving images in the age of planetary circulation of information. Selected by a jury of distinguished artists, filmmakers, and other contributors to the field from open submissions, it will be awarded annually, with three awards given: a first prize of 3000 USD, a second prize of 2000 USD, and an honorable mention. Awarded films will be screened at the e-flux Screening Room in New Y...

In her first-ever solo exhibition, “Lord Split Me Open,” at the Hair and Nails gallery in Minneapolis, artist Cameron Patricia Downey explores themes of memory, archive and the intersection of fact and fiction. Downey's gravity-defying artwork incorporates a range of mediums, from sculpture to film, and often features found objects and repetition.

It’s a maximalist week in Queens with 25 food stations, 13 tributes, eight Pedros, and one event the offers seven concerts with 31 performers and 41 composers. April 28, Apple Blossom Carnival, April 30. Carnival rides, hayrides, games, food and drink vendors, and an array of friendly animals. (From 5:30 pm to 9 pm on

On April 25, Queens Rising invited the cultural community and friends to attend a special morning to officially launch the Queens Rising June 2023 Initiative, and to meet other Queens-based artists, colleagues, and friends at the Queens Museum of Art in Flushing Meadows, Corona Park.

The display is on through April 29, and materials related to Belafonte's life and work can also be viewed by appointment.

In an effort to preserve Cambodia’s rich cinematic history, the Department of Cinema and Cultural Diffusion under the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has partnered with the Australian Centre for Moving Image (ACMI) to carry out a comprehensive inventory of the 400 to 500 movies and documentaries in its archives.

LIVING LOUD is a timely and uplifting film which offers a glimpse into the world of Fogo Azul, New York City’s only all woman, transgender, and non-binary

LAS is delighted to announce the appointment of Carly Whitefield to the post of Senior Curator.

Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer are teaming up with The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance writers for a new sci-fi series called The Boroughs.