Submissions are now open for Soft Map of NYC, a year-long project inviting artists living or working in New York City to create new Polaroid-based works exploring tenderness, place, and embodied memory.
Co-produced with LEIMAY, Pollenis a blooming program of video spells, shaken air, and channeled summonings drawing upon the venue's nearly thirty-year history of experimental art and performance curation. The first Pollen instance presented over thirty video works in a multiprojection environment, bringing intimate cross-disciplinary dialogue into the exhibition experience.
SDUFF is one of the West Coast's premier showcases of video, film, and audio based mediums. Selected MovieMaker Magazine Top 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee, SDUFF has quickly risen the ranks to become one of the nation's most challenging, nurturing, and down to earth film festivals. Known for taking risks on young talent alongside showcasing legendary film makers, SDUFF prides itself on being a festival by and for disciples of the moving image.
Please join The Film-Makers’ Cooperative and Canyon Cinema in support of Fall of Freedom – an urgent call to the arts community to unite in defiance of authoritarian forces sweeping the nation.
Video Art Miden invites all video artists and video creators from all over the world to submit their videos for the next events & collaborations of Miden, which include screening events and video art exhibitions in Greece and internationally.
The call will be open until November 30, 2025.
There is no entry fee.
There are no thematic or morphological restrictions, but note that the curatorial focus of Video Art Miden is experimental art videos and not narrative short films. Videos under 6min duration will be preferred.
The VIII edition of BAD VIDEO ART FESTIVAL will take place in January/February 2026 (exact dates will be announced later) on Visualcontainer TV, the platform for video art since 2009.
Media City Film Festival’s call for entries for its 28th edition is now open. The festival will take place in person in Windsor–Detroit, September 15–19, 2026.
Follow this linkto fill out MCFF’s online entry form (or click the icon below). 2026 Guidelines and detailed instructions are available as you navigate the form. An additional FAQ is available at right.
This is an open call for shortfilms (experimental or traditional) that have themes of anti-fascist dreams and hopes. Films that showhow a world that resists fascism could look like or already does look like.
