EMERGING ARTIST SHOWCASE

The Emerging Artist Showcase invites fresh talents from around the globe to exhibit their innovative video art. Selected participants will benefit from a rich program of screenings, artist talks, and masterclasses led by established practitioners in video art, cinematography, and multimedia performance. The Showcase fosters meaningful dialogue through panel discussions on the intersections of technology, narrative, and cultural identity, while providing one-on-one feedback sessions to help artists refine their creative vision. Whether you are exploring the poetic potential of found footage or pioneering interactive installations, the Emerging Artist Showcase serves as a launchpad for your video art practice to connect with curators, critics, and collectors around the globe.

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WORKSHOPS AND MASTERCLASSES

Participate in our engaging workshops and masterclasses designed for artists and enthusiasts alike. Led by industry experts, these sessions provide invaluable insights into the latest techniques and trends in video art. Participate in our engaging workshops and masterclasses designed for artists and enthusiasts alike, where hands-on learning meets creative exploration. Guided by leading practitioners—from acclaimed video artists to cutting-edge technologists—these sessions delve into advanced editing workflows, innovative projection mapping, and immersive storytelling techniques. Whether you’re honing your technical skills in software like DaVinci Resolve and TouchDesigner or exploring emerging trends in AI-assisted visual creation, you’ll gain practical knowledge and personalized feedback that will elevate your practice. Join us to connect with a vibrant community, spark fresh ideas, and stay at the forefront of the ever-evolving world of video art.

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INTERACTIVE INSTALLATIONS

Immerse yourself in our interactive installations that redefine the boundaries of video art. These innovative exhibits invite viewers to become part of the artwork, creating a unique blend of technology and creativity. Step into a realm where art and audience converge through our interactive installations, each engineered to blur the line between spectator and creator. By employing motion sensors, real-time projection mapping, and responsive audio-visual algorithms, these exhibits transform your movements and choices into living, breathing compositions. Whether you trigger cascading light trails with a gesture, reshape a digital landscape through touch, or improvise alongside an AI-driven visual partner, every interaction becomes a co-authored experience. Join us and witness how technology and imagination fuse to redefine what video art can be—inviting you not just to watch, but to play, shape, and inhabit the artwork itself.

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VIDEOARTLAB: TRAINING PROGRAM

Through hands-on sessions and creative workshops, participants were encouraged to engage critically and artistically with heritage, using contemporary digital tools and storytelling strategies. The training aims to empower the next generation of creators, providing them with both technical skills and cultural awareness.

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Eleni Mylonas is a multidisciplinary artist, maintaining a studio in New York and Athens. She is a Fulbright scholar and holds a Master’s degree from the Graduate School of Journalism of Columbia University and a degree in photography from the University of London.

Eleni Mylonas has had solo exhibitions at Zoumboulakis Galleries, Athens (2022, 1985, 1982), MoMA PS1 in New York (1986), the BENAKI Museum in Athens (2014), Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center, Athens (2000, 1996, 1991), Francoise Heitsch Gallery in Munich (2014), the Foundation for Hellenic Culture in New York (2000) and A.rt R.esources T.ransfer in New York (2002, 2000).

Mylona’s work is in several public and private collections including EMST-Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens; MOMus-Museums Thessaloniki; Ellis Island Museum, New York; Columbia University Art Properties, Athens College, DESTE Foundation, Mamidakis Foundation, Florica Kyriakopoulos Collection and Y. Yannopoulos Collection among others. Several sections of her photographic archive are embedded at MoMA’s Archives platform MAID. Her work was featured in the first Athens Biennale “Destroy Athens” (2011), the Thessaloniki Biennale (2022, 2017), Skopje Museum of Contemporary Art (2019), “Canakkale Walk” in Osnabrück, Germany (2017), DUMBO Film Festival (2023) and Vaasa Film Festival (2022).

Eleni Mylonas’ work is most recently focusing on video and performance.


Filmography

  • Producer (3 Credits)SeaMonster II2023ShortFire In The Lake2022ShortAlex Mylona 1920-20162016Documentary, Short
  • Director (3 Credits)SeaMonster II2023ShortFire In The Lake2022ShortAlex Mylona 1920-20162016Documentary, Short
  • Acting (2 Credits)SeaMonster II2023ShortFire In The Lake2022Short
  • Writer (2 Credits)SeaMonster II2023ShortFire In The Lake2022Short
  • Sound Design (1 Credit)

Awards & Selections

Exhibition Installation
Alex Mylona 1920-2016

MOMus Museum Alex Mylon
Athens

2016