Centre for Contemporary Culture Strozzina - Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi, Florence (19/09/08 - 2/11/08): Video Art has become one of the most significant channels of contemporary artistic expression since its first appearance in the 1960s. Its versatility in technical terms makes it a form of art capable both of adopting a stance on social, political and anthropological issues and of conveying vision at a more introspective and personal level. It thus constitutes a fertile terrain for dialogue and the exchange of ideas with other media through a hybrid language stimulating the artists’ imagination and critical thinking.

Curated by Anita Beckers, Worlds on Video - International Video Art presents an international overview of what has recently been produced in the field of Video Art by some of its most significant practitioners: Marina Abramovic, Victor Alimpiev, Laura Belem, Candice Breitz, Rä di Martino, Nathalie Djurberg, Kota Ezawa, Harun Farocki, Charlotte Ginsborg, Philippe Grammaticopoulos, Cao Guimarã es, Frank Hesse, Runa Islam, Alfredo Jaar, Jesper Just, Clare Langan, Zhenchen Liu, Domenico Mangano, Jenny Marketou, Bjoern Melhus, Almagul Menlibayeva, Sarah Morris, Guy Ben Ner, Julia Oschatz, Isabel Rocamora, Marinella Senatore, Eve Sussman, Kenneth Tin-Kin Hung, Gillian Wearing, Arnold von Wedemeyer, Clemens von Wedemeyer+Maya Schweizer, Suara Welitoff, Sislej Xhafa, Zimmerfrei.