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The Film Gallery, 2026, Edition 6
Paris, France
As the first gallery in the world dedicated exclusively to experimental cinema, it aims to make visible the artists who connect cinema with visual arts (Stéphane Marti, Jeff Scher, Paul Sharits), poetry (Peter Rose), sculpture, and performance. Among these artists are figures linked to interdisciplinary movements such as Dadaism (Hans Richter, Viking Eggeling), Lettrism (Maurice Lemaître), and Fluxus (Jonas Mekas, Jeff Perkins).
The Film Gallery also provides technical support to museums and galleries around the world,enabling them to project original film formats. Within a network stretching from New York to Paris, and from China to South Korea, it offers projection equipment, loopsystems, and maintenance services for Super 8mm, 16mm, and 35mm films. Institutions it has collaboratedwithinclude the Centre Pompidou (Paris), Jeu de Paume (Paris), Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, PalaisdeTokyo (Paris),Maison Populaire (Montreuil),The Armory Show (New York), and Mudam Luxembourg (Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean), among many others.
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FetFilm, 2024, Edition 5
Stockholm, Sweden
FetFilm aims to explore the nature of moving images by taking video works out of gallery spaces and placing them in environments where they can reach a wider audience. In this process, it focuses on audience interaction, the culture of co-viewing and the shared experience of co-viewing.
The traveling organization collaborates with individuals and organizations in different locations to curate engaging film screenings. It procures films through open calls and aims to find those that fit its themes, not to exclude them. The platform creates a semi-professional space where film enthusiasts come together, collectively explore the medium and engage in a mutual learning process.
DZIGA, 2023, Edition 4
Nijmegen, The Netherlands
DZIGA, creative film platform, based in Nijmegen since 1995 (NL) produces creative films and supports filmmakers, artists, media- and multi discipline makers in the realisation of their films, documentaries and video-art. DZIGA initiates filmprojects where experienced filmmakers and makers in the midst of their carreers work together. In this way we create opportunities to develope films and video-art with room for experiment.
Galerie de Jaloezie, 2021, Edisyon 3
Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Galerie de Jaloezie is a platform for audio-visual arts in Rotterdam, founded by Gijs van der Meer and Anne Vera Veen. The platform organizes extraordinary film screenings in extraordinary settings, a yearly 48-hour film challenge and lately a pop-up gallery for video art, where it explores the boundaries between art and film. It offers a stage to young creators of audio visual arts, but also for more established makers: anyone who dares to lose herself in the work.
Bi'Bak, 2020, Edisyon 2
Berlin, Germany
The festival’s main objective is to connect “2 Sides” by collaborating with a different independent film initiative every year, and to enrich the cultural landscape of Izmir. This year’s guest is bi’bak from Berlin. bi’bak’s film program bi’bakino, which was established in 2015, focuses on migration and mobility discourses and transnational narratives. It aims to diversify the expressions of these issues in film discipline. As from September 2020, bi’bakino shows the potential of a pluralist and participatory cinema which adopts a post-migratory and postcolonial approach by initiating a “cinema experiment” in its temporary venue in Berlin-Alexanderplatz.
Balkan Can Kino, 2019, Edisyon 1
Athens, Greece
Balkan Can Kino is a collectively run mobile cinema, lab & film festival, founded by film professionals in 2017 in Athens. Film programming focuses on alternative approaches to cinema and audiovisual art in order to showcase diversity. At the same time, it offers film education with the organization of workshops, discussions and lectures, at low cost or completely free of charge.