This summer's fashion film showcase includes submissions by filmmakers from across the globe sent into SHOWstudio in recent weeks, but what do the professionals think?

Nick Knight invites emerging and aspiring filmmakers from across the globe to submit their work for the chance to be showcased online.

London-based Slovakian artist and director Gregor Petrikovič's latest video artwork 'Sincerely, Victor Pike' may be made using AI, but its tone is entirely human.

In WePresent's latest bid to strengthen their ties with art and fashion filmmakers, the platform has turned to New York-based filmmaker Andre Muir, championing his latest short film 'Blue Eyes'.

We're continuing the Venice Biennale conversation to bring you the best art film has to offer thanks to the group show Nebula, curated by Alessandro Rabottini and Leonardo Bigazzi, featuring eight new site-specific video installations.

Counterculture provocateur Bruce LaBruce looks back at his pioneering career with Baron Books’ The Revolution Is My Boyfriend.

Last week, the art world flocked to Venice in the thousands. As reviews pour in, good and bad, we cut through the noise to tell you why no other artist can do it like John Akomfrah.

Placing cinematic importance on what happens when the sun sets, 'Night Fever: Film and Photography After Dark' takes a comprehensive look at the varied photographic and cinematic works from the 1960s to the present that are set in the night.

Although not an official Collateral Event on the Venice Biennale schedule, what's a visit to Venice without stopping at Peggy Guggenheim; particularly when they have the work of surrealist master Jean Cocteau on show?

In this series, SHOWstudio speaks to professionals from across the creative industries to build a transparent profile of what success and failure looks like. This week, filmmaker Maz Murray shares her tips for the next generation of artists.

This Saturday, filmmaker and installation artist Isaac Julien will take to the stage at London's Conway Hall to introduce his immersive installation 'Once Again... (Statues Never Die)' (2022) to a new audience.

Next month, artist and winner of the inaugural East London Art Prize, Kat Anderson, will present her short film 'Las, Fiya' as part of her exhibition 'Mark of Cane' at Nunnery Gallery, exploring the impact of sugar on the African-Caribbean Diaspora.

This winter's fashion film showcase includes submissions by filmmakers from across the globe sent into SHOWstudio in recent weeks, but what do the professionals think?

Ryan Kevin Doyle's short film Rose of Armagh is a ballad about Ireland during The Troubles in 1983.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue speaks to filmmaker Michelle Williams Gamaker on how she's rewriting film history with fantasy through her latest project, 'Thieves'.

Maya Peters' fashion film 'Camp Isaboko' featured at the New York Video Art and Experimental Film Festival last month. We caught up with the filmmaker to talk about fashion in film and her dedication to turning fantasy into reality.

Julianknxx's film 'On Freedom of Movement (wi de muv)' featured at the New York Video Art and Experimental Film Festival last week. Our Art and culture editor catches up with the visual poet to talk migration, film and why silence is never an option.

Over the next week, Barbican Centre will host this year’s edition of London Palestine Film Festival 2023, bringing together a body of work that uses cinema's creative lens to highlight major issues in the region.

Now in its 15th edition, ASVOFF is one of the industry's leading fashion film festivals. This year, it's taking over Paris' Dover Street Market to bring you the best of fashion film.

Including appearances from the likes of Susie Cave, Sonny Hall, Rupert Everett and more, Jimmy Lux Fox and Lucca Lutzky's new short film Fragments Segments Vestiges is an allegorical ode to the poetry of cinema.

Blair talks about his path into storytelling and the photographer who's always at the back of his mind when creating.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue interviews Anna-Alix Koffi ahead of her move to showcase our seminal Bodies of Knowledge project in her Ivory Coast-based physical gallery, Something Art Space.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue interviews Anna-Alix Koffi ahead of her move to showcase our seminal Bodies of Knowledge project in her her physical gallery, SOMETHING Art Space, based in Côte d'Ivoire.

Ukrainian artist Mykola Ridnyi's latest body of work, 'The Battle Over Mazepa', modernises the poetry of Lord Byron and Alexander Pushkin by coalescing their poems into a modern-day rap battle.