Matt Bollinger, The House on Weirdfield Street, 2015. Hand-drawn, stop motion animation, 11 min. 12 sec. Courtesy the artist and Zürcher Gallery, NY/Paris.   Semi-autobiographical in essence, Matt Bollinger’s 2015 animation The

    Venezuelan artist Magdalena Fernández began to create Pinturas móviles and Dibujos móviles, or ‘moving paintings’ and ‘moving drawings’ in the early 2000s as a way of mediating between

  Jody Zellen, Time Jitters, 2014-present. 18 min. and 16 sec. Courtesy of the artist.   Los Angeles-based artist Jody Zellen creates interactive installations, animations, mobile apps, artist books, and

Thessia Machado and Nico Pam Dick, Código, 2011. Video piece and instrument. Developed in collaboration with Nico Pam Dick for the exhibition Telefone Sem Fio: Word-Things of Augusto de Campos

  Jane Cheadle, Flow, 2015. Animation on rotating, wet blackboard, 3 min. 29 sec. Collaboration with guitarist Derek Gripper. Courtesy of the artist.   Jane Cheadle, born in Johannesburg, is a London-based

  Nemanja Nikolić, Panic Book, 2015. Animation, 5 min. 45 sec. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Dix9 Hélène Lacharmoise.   Belgrade-based artist Nemanja Nikolić’s animation Panic Book layers 2,500 ink

  Savinder Bual’s 2009 looped video Myriorama takes its name from the moving panoramas that became popular attractions in nineteenth-century Europe. Like the historical moving panorama, Bual’s hand-crank mechanism presents an

  Savinder Bual is an emerging London-based artist whose work in animation brings to light the cinematic character of otherwise still drawings. In Wing, 2014, Bual films the latent action held in

Michèle Lemieux, Here and the Great Elsewhere, 2012. Animation created with the Alexeïeff-Parker pinscreen. 14 min. 26 sec. Courtesy of the artist and the National Film Board of Canada.