2014, CYBERFEST «The Other Home» VIDEO PROGRAM presents works of artists who call countries around the world (Italy, Indonesia, Japan, Russia, Lithuania, Chile, Austria, Denmark, Philippines, Greece, France, Germany…) Curated by: Victoria Ilyushkina.
Ranging in length from 1 minute to 13 minutes in length, this screening brings together short video artworks that quantify the notion that physical location, environment and structure of one’s house is less definitive in today’s world of virtuality.

Featuring Video Shorts by: Jermolaeva Anna, Francesca Fini, Marcantonio Lunardi, Mark Salvatus, Aujik, Rasmus Albertsen, Vassiliev Yuri, Alena Tereshko, Mauricio Sanhueza, Sandrine Deumier and Alx_P.op., Yannis Kranidiotis, Arya Sukapura Putra, Jean-Michel Rolland, Eleonore Joulin, Maria Korporal, Liuda Kartoshkina, Emilija Skarnulyte, Ryo Ikeshiro.

In January 8, 2015 - Venue: Made in NY Media Center - Address: 30 John Street Brooklyn, New York -
http://nymediacenter.com/

CYBERFEST’s annual screening is a part of CYLAND’s larger VIDEO ART PROGRAM.
Since its founding in 2007, CYLAND has grown, organized and maintained a Video Archive collection of over 400 video works by 100 artists and 20 art groups from Russia. Works selected from 30 international artists of Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway, USA and Austria round out the present, growing collection. The works exemplify the diversity of the medium and includes video art, experimental films, computer graphics, 3D animation, stop motion animation, live footage, poetry videos and documentation of installations, performances or workshops. Programming and exhibitions of works in the archive have screened widely including in Great Britain, France, Brazil, Turkey, America, Germany; throughout Eastern Europe. Developed, engineered, organized and maintained by CYLAND, the online digital video library serves as an unprecedented and unparalleled platform for connecting artists with the public at large. Uploaded by artists for free, videos are viewed for free in browsers. About 150 video works from artists are currently available for online viewing.

 http://cylandfest.com/site/video-program-2014/?lang=en

International Video Art Festival NOW & AFTER’15 is based in Moscow, Russia
Deadline: January 31, 2015, 17:00 MSK (13:00 GMT)
The topic is  A SPACE WE CHOOSE
SUBMISSION
The fifth edition of the Festival will take place at the Schusev State Museum of Architecture from April 21 till June 21, 2015.
Space is at the same time a philosophic category, our everyday reality and a basic concept in architecture.
But what kind of space is more interesting for artists?  

• A space existing in close relation with time – the Chronotope (from Greek χρόνος, «time» and τόπος, «space») or a space as an expansion?
• A microcosm or outer space?
• A space of our homes or immense spaces around?
• Our personal space that we keep closed for everybody or another person’s space that is kept closed for us?
• Is it social or cultural space?
• Virtual space: living within it, living with it or living without it?
• Space as emptiness or space as a receptacle?
• Architectural space vs. natural landscapes?
• Space in Cartesian system of axes vs. space within the coordinates system of past, present and future?

In year 2015 the festival is being held at the Schusev State Museum of Architecture, in the unique space of “Ruin” wing – three-storeyed building created in the end of XVIII century by Russian architect M.F.Kazakov and now preserved in its disintegrating condition.

“The real material for architecture is space, not stone” – a Russian architect Nikolay Ladovsky said. And it’s exactly an architectural space that we put in the center of our attention this year: cities and buildings, architectural ensembles and villages, a variety of architectural styles and a monotony of mass housing development, architecture of the future and the ruins of the remote or recent past.

http://now-after.org/eng/
http://muar.ru/new/en/

L’ International Video Art Festival “Now & After” è un evento annuale che si tiene a Mosca, ed è tradizionalmente ospitato in un museo. Nel corso di diverse settimane il programma del festival “Now & After” mostrerà un unico video integrato con le opere di tutti i partecipanti. Inoltre ogni giorno si mostrerà un video differente tra quelli selezionati dalla giuria.

Il tema di questa edizione, che si terrà da 2 al 30 aprile 2014, è incentrato sulla memoria in rapporto alla migrazione. È possibile partecipare fino al 15 gennaio con video realizzati dopo il 2011 e della durata massima di 10 minuti.

http://now-after.org/