Flux is proud to debut Spectacle: The Music Video, our big museum exhibition that looks at the music video as an art form of our time.
March 3-September 3, 2012
Spectacle: The Music Video
Contemporary Arts Center
Cincinnati
Hours: 10 am – 9 pm (FREE after 5 pm) on Monday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday - Friday; 11 a.m. […]

Since we began the Flux Screening Series at the Hammer Museum in 2008 we’ve been hosting music video premieres for each track of the N.A.S.A. - The Spirit of the Apollo, a collaborative music/art/film project.
Now we are proud to World Premiere the finished film that includes interviews and performances with a wide array of […]

When you visit Daniels’ homepage, you’re greeted with clean design and cheerful, yet sarcastic nudges in statements like, “Your internet is broken. Go outside and play.”

On Wednesday night, as hundreds of guests filed out of the Billy Wilder Theater for the Flux Screening Series after party, one line was on everyone’s lips…

Arcade Fire’s The Wilderness Downtown, one the most remarkable music videos of the year, is unlike any music video we’ve seen before.

Federico Mancosu’s poster for Anton Corbijn’s Depeche Mode video Enjoy the Silence
Some of the more interesting feature films are made by directors who got their start in music videos (Anton Corbijn’s new feature film The American opens today and Mark Romanek’s Never Let Me Go follows a couple weeks later). Italian graphic designer Federico Mancosu […]

I suspect on the internet the band OK Go is now synonymous with treadmills, cause Google is dishing out treadmill ads on their videos that don’t feature treadmills.

During the Oslo opening of Andreas Nilsson’s The Church of Pancakes, unwanted guests appeared from the sky and transformed his installation into an explosion of breakfast food that would come to involve the police.

When this was posted last week, people said “dumbest video of 2010“, “Not too exciting” and “a bird in front of a green screen. . . and that’s about it.”
I took a look at the strange bird and had similar thoughts.
“We couldn’t figure out the video when they band gave it to us,” Matt […]

This is completely different. Well 16 minutes is always going to bit epic. We had loads of creative freedom. It is the biggest music video we’ve done, for the biggest band.