Join us at Bar Laika on Thursday, September 5, 9pm as we revist e-flux video rental (EVR), a seminal e-flux project organized in 2004 by Julieta Aranda and Anton Vidokle. For the first in a series of weekly screenings, we present Clemens von Wedemeyer's Occupation and Cerith Wyn Evans' Pasolini Ostia Remix.

In her new video work Three (or more) Ecologies: A Feminist Articulation of Eco-intersectionality – Part I: For the World to Live, Patriarchy Must Die, Angela Anderson brings together two geographically disparate locations on the globe: North Dakota and Rojava (Northern Syria). The film contrasts the highly industrial/technical nature of the destructive fracking industry in North Dakota’s Bakken region with a women’s autonomous village project in Rojava, emphasizing the urgent need for a societal shift towards relations of empathy and care. After the screening, Anderson will be in conversation with activist and feminist writer Silvia Federici.

Join us at Bar Laika on Thursday, September 12, 9pm as we revist e-flux video rental (EVR), a seminal e-flux project organized in 2004 by Julieta Aranda and Anton Vidokle. This week, we present Józef Robakowski's From My Window and Michel Auder's Polaroid Cocaine.

Join us at Bar Laika for the ninth edition of Satellite, featuring a live performance of Amateur Psychology by Joe Jeffers and Jaimie Branch, and a DJ set by Ase Manual.

Metahaven returns to New York with a project comprised of their film installation Hometown (2018), a new series of textile pieces, and an essay in e-flux journal. - Opening: Friday, September 20, 6:30pm Presentation by Metahaven: Monday, September 23, 7pm On view September 20—November 2, 2019 Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 12–6pm

Join us at Bar Laika for the tenth edition of Satellite featuring Baby Aspirin DVD.

Join us at e-flux on Wednesday, September 25, 7pm to celebrate the launch of Irmgard Emmelhainz’s newest book Jean-Luc Godard’s Political Filmmaking, published by Palgrave Macmillan (2019). The evening will feature a conversation between the author and theorist Soyoung Yoon.

Join us for a screening of APART's The Most Beautiful Catastrophe (2018), introduced by Peter Sit.