Works

Linda Franke, still from Lost Bodyparts, 2011

Impakt WORKS: What’s going on?

Next to organizing events and the annual Impakt festival, there is more happening behind the screens at Impakt we want to keep you informed about. An important part of our activities consists of Impakt WORKS: in addition to our long established artist in residence agenda, we now have made a first selection for the brand [...]

LabMIS São Paolo: Call for Applications DEADLINE EXTENDED until 2 May!

For the the second time around, Impakt is glad to collaborate with LabMIS in organizing a two-way residency exchange. LabMIS, the residency program of the Museum for Image and Sound in São Paulo, Brazil, will provide for Dutch artists to work at their premises, while Impakt welcomes a Brazilian artist in Utrecht. Dutch artists and [...]

Fresh DEUS content: Daniel Cockburn and the workshop results on the urban screens

Much to our excitement, we present a new delivery to the Digital Experiments on Urban Screens (DEUS), hosted by DROPSTUFF.nl and CASZuidas. From today onwards, you can observe the one minute video works that were made during a workshop by Canadian artist Daniel Cockburn as well as a new selection of surprising video works by [...]

Daniel Cockburn and all the mistakes to make.

At the Impakt headquarters students, professional filmmakers and enthusiasts gathered for a workshop by filmmaker and video artist Daniel Cockburn. Having his first feature You Are Here successfully screened at the Impakt festival this year and being praised as a rare literary talent I was curious to learn script writing from Toronto’s best new video artist.

Call for Artists: Impakt WORKS Residencies 2012

please note this call is now closed Impakt Works residencies take place at Impakt in Utrecht, The Netherlands. The call is open to both Dutch and international artists. A residency period can run from February 2012 onwards, and generally lasts two months. This includes: accommodation, a studio, basic technical facilities and equipment, and reimbursement of [...]

John Butler – Impakt Artist in Residence

Impakt was happy to host our first Artist in Residence of 2012: John Butler. Hailing from Britain and mostly working on critical animation, Butler has been realizing a workshop Synthetic Information during his stay at Impakt in February. Thursday 1 March, John gave an entertaining artist talk, of which a report will be online soon. [...]

Dominic Gagnon – Impakt Artist in Residence

Selected from the September 2011 call for proposals is Canadian artist Dominic Gagnon. Inventor, director and active performer on the international scene, Dominic Gagnon considers cinema as a technique for measuring the immeasurable or as a discipline of chaos.