Interview: A Multimedia Artist in an Ever-changing World: An Interview with Samit Basu by Elisabetta Marino

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Towards a posthumanistic knowledge production. Multimedia artistic research during the rise of neoliberalism in Mexico by Alberto López Cuenca

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Interview avec Peter Greenaway1 , le Réalisateur de Film et Multimedia-Artist by Marcelo Baez Meza

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Inhumanity and sexbots: on incestuous relations with sexbots by Kobes, Tomáš

“…British multimedia artist K. Davis has joined the campaign against sexbots initiated in 2015 by K. …”

Thomas Crow, The Artist in the Counterculture: Bruce Conner to Mike Kelley and Other Tales from the Edge (2023) by Mark Harris

“…The first five of its twelve chapters discuss Bruce Conner’s development as a multimedia artist in San Franscisco and Los Angeles producing assemblages, films, drawings, magazine illustrations, and light shows for rock concerts. …”
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Imaginary Video Landscape: John Cage, Mugam Music, Video Art by Gabriele, Matias Guerra

“…Moreover, this “dialogue” is articulated and represented in electronic images by the French video-artist Robert Cahen and the Chilean multimedia artist Matias Guerra. The artists conflate their respective video archives: the images and the music produce a “video landscape” intertwining two different musical experiences, two different approaches and identities. …”
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After Nature: The Expanded Landscapes of Ana Mendieta and Ana Vaz by Marta

“… The article explores women’s interventions into landscape through the experimental practices of Cuban American multimedia artist Ana Mendieta and contemporary Brazilian visual artist and filmmaker Ana Vaz. …”
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„Děti, děti, z toho kouká buď blázinec, nebo vězení!“ Vídeňský akcionismus jako reakce na válečné, osobní i společenské trauma by Tomáš Kubart

“…One decade of their collaboration comprised creation of a series of multimedia artistic works, often in the form of provocative actions using the so-called Schweinvocabular (“nasty vocabulary”): fake violence, vulgarity, explicit sexuality, profaning state and church symbols, etc. …”
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The visual and auditory representation of space and time in Roman Opalka’s multimedia works by Razieh Mokhtari Dehkordi

“…Meanwhile, the multimedia artists have formed a new field in which at least some studies have been conducted in Iran and the need to identify its obvious and hidden aspects is still felt. …”
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