Three Video Artworks Available Online Through June

Three distinct video artworks are currently accessible for online viewing. Willie Doherty's ENDLESS (2020) is available via Dublin's Kerlin Gallery viewing room until June 16, featuring Christopher Eccleston as a deceased gangster delivering a monologue on violence and deceit. Evan Ifekoya's She Was a Full Body Speaker (2016) explores 1980s and 90s club culture through archival footage and is presented by London's Copperfield Gallery until June 15. Andrew Norman Wilson's Z = |Z/Z•Z-1 mod 2|-1: The Old Victrola is part of the YouTube exhibition Anthropocene on Hold, curated by the Polyeco Contemporary Art Initiative based in Piraeus. These online presentations reflect a shift prompted by gallery closures, making video art more widely available beyond traditional physical venues. The works were produced within the art gallery funding economy, with Wilson's piece previously featured in a show at Ordet in Milan. Video art has evolved from 1960s counter-movements to a staple of biennials, and its digital distribution could reach new audiences outside conventional art circles.