Camille Henrot Premieres New Film 'In the Veins' at New Museum After Decade-Long Gap
Artist Camille Henrot is presenting her first new film in nearly ten years, titled 'In the Veins' (2026), at the New Museum's reopening exhibition 'New Humans.' The 35-minute work, developed over five years, explores themes of caregiving and climate crisis through footage of wildlife rehabilitation and children's daily lives. Following its New York premiere, the film will be shown at Luma Arles and Copenhagen Contemporary this summer. Henrot's previous film 'Grosse Fatigue' (2013) earned the Silver Lion at the Venice Biennale and was recognized among the century's top artworks.
Key facts
- Camille Henrot's new film 'In the Veins' premieres at the New Museum in 2026
- This marks her first film release since 'Saturday' in 2017
- The 35-minute work took over five years to create
- European showings will occur at Luma Arles and Copenhagen Contemporary
- Henrot's earlier film 'Grosse Fatigue' won the Silver Lion at the Venice Biennale
Entities
Artists
- Camille Henrot
- Ilana Harris-Babou
- Yann Chapotel
- Mauro Hertig
Institutions
- New Museum
- Luma Arles
- Copenhagen Contemporary
- Anna Polke Foundation
- Venice Biennale
Locations
- New York
- Arles
- Copenhagen