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Summer Highlights

Ignacio Acosta, Satellite views of Chuquicamata corporate mining town, c. 2011. Atacama Desert, Chile, 2011
from the Arts Catalyst ‘Extractable Matters’ programme

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  Amanda Wilkinson Gallery
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  Argos Arts Centre
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  Camden Arts Centre
• Weekly broadcast
  Carlos/Ishikawa
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• Archive: Watch, Read, Listen
  Chisenhale
• Cinéma Quarantine
  Cinéma Quarantine
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  Clearing
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  The Courtauld Institute of Art
• Mis(sing) Communications online screening programme curated by Tess Charnley
  Danielle Arnaud
• Platform: London
  David Zwirner
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• Online Open Studios
  Delfina Foundation
• DEMO Moving Image Festival
  DEMO Moving Image Festival
• Virtual Tours
  Eastside Projects
• Contactless Deliveries
  Edel Assanti
• The Living Planet
  Fact
• ‘Why Don’t You…’ New online programme
  Focal Point Gallery
• 'What you up to?' Online Screening Programme
  Forma
• ‘Watch’
  Film & Video Umbrella
• Free Cash Radio organised and programmed by Ruth Angel Edwards and Adam Gallagher
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• Broadcast: Alternate Meanings in Film and Video
  Gagosian
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• Digital Programme
  Glasgow International
• Home from Home
  Glucksman
• Online channel
  Goldsmiths CCA
• Online platform hosting live streamed artists’ moving image 24/7
  Going Away TV
• Dispatches online programme
  Hauser & Wirth
• Watch and Listen online
  Hollybush Gardens
• Homemakers, A series of new commissions inviting artists to create new work in isolation
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• ICA Daily
  Institute of Contemporary Arts
• New Digital Programme
  John Hansard Gallery
• Kino Süd online screenings
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• Kunstraum Live
  Kunstraum
• LG Notations
  Laure Genillard
• SuperLux Advice Sessions
  LUX Scotland
• Online Viewing Rooms
  Marlborough
• MattFlix
  Matt’s Gallery
• Online programme and listening project
  Mosaic Rooms
• Blog
  New Contemporaries
• Tracing the East
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• New Black Portraitures
  New Museum & Rhizome
• Online Seminar Series
  Open School East
• Digital art commissions
  Opening Times
• Artists’ Moving Image Network
  Pavilion
• New Radical Broadcast Programme
  Performa Arts
• Net Art Anthology
  Rhizome
• Online Screenings
  Rhubaba
• And Suddenly it all Blossoms
  Riga International Biennial of Contemporary Art
• Isolation Room Studio Visits
  Roaming Room
• TACO! Weekly Artists Broadcasts
  RTM FM
• HOMEWORK
  Sadie Coles
• Serpentine Online: Watch, Read Listen
  Serpentine Galleries
• WEB/SITE
  Site Gallery
• I Should Be Doing Something Else Right Now
  Somerset House
• Southbank Centre blog
  Southbank Centre
• Elementary Blueprint
  Stills
• Epic Hand Washing in the Time of Lost Narratives
  The Photographers’ Gallery
• Radio Caroline
  Twitch
• Transmissions curated by Hana Noorali, Tai Shani & Anne Duffau
  Twitch
• Online Artist Cinema
  Vdrome
• Wysing Broadcasts
  Wysing Arts Centre

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