Video Art Exhibitions Spanning Experimental Filmmaking, Latin American Activism, and Apocalyptic Landscapes

Multiple video art exhibitions are currently on view, showcasing diverse approaches to the medium. At the Park Avenue Armory, a Turner Prize-winning artist and musician presents new work. Sepia Eye hosts Alien/Alieno, the debut New York exhibition of an artist, running through June 25. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has re-staged a significant 1995 installation by a late Japanese innovator known for performance, technology, and collaboration. A group exhibition provides a Marxist perspective on recent political and artistic unrest. Another show surveys radical uses of color in film and video since the 1970s, focusing on storytelling. Two separate exhibitions feature new work by the Propeller Group. An Israeli sculptor and video artist explores physical manifestations of war and trauma. Experimental filmmakers employ poetic methodologies to depict the world. An exhibition of activist art from across Latin America is also presented. A separate show features video and prints that imagine apocalyptic future landscapes built upon the present.