Culture Crossing
At the Movies… Art Inspired by Global Cinema, Part 1
“Kabuki” by Jon Jacobsen (Chile)
It’s awards season in Hollywood, and while everyone in Showbiz is making predictions about which movie will win the top prize, we’ve been paying particular attention to all the foreign films. What can we say? We love movies from around the world almost as much as we love art from around the world.
We’ve rounded up a list of the year’s most celebrated international films and present them here with a sampling of art by Saatchi Online artists working in the countries that produced the films.
Pop some popcorn and take a trip with us around the world in Part 1 of our three-part series.
AUSTRIA
Amour
A French-language drama written and directed by Michael Haneke.
- Click here to see a sampling of work by Saatchi Online artists based in Austria.
- Click here to view the official trailer for the film “Amour.”
BELGIUM
Rust and Bone
A French-Belgian drama directed by Jacques Audiard.
- Click here to see a sampling of work by Saatchi Online artists based in Belgium.
- Click here to view the official trailer for the film “Rust and Bone”.
CHILE
No
A drama directed by Pablo Larraín.
- Click here to see a sampling of work by Saatchi Online artists based in Chile.
- Click here to view the official trailer for the film “No”.
A few of our selections from Austria:
“O.T.” by Omar Hammouda
“Short poem for ladybirds” by Mariana Ionita
“Schöner Schein” by Christiane Spatt
Some of our selections from Belgium:
“Abstract No. 503” by Koen Lybaert
“The Golden Rule blabla” by Delphine Boel
A few of our selections from Chile:
“Death’s Celebration” by Fernando Gómez Balbontín
“Panel Solar Fotovoltaico” by Diana Navarrete
“Naturaleza muerta” by Josefina Varela Guevara
Stay tuned for Part 2 with a look at artwork from Canada, Denmark, and France!
