Overexposed: Art, Technology, and the Body

Now at Moving Image Exhibitions in New York City, *Overexposed: Art, Technology, and the Body* considers how screens, cameras, and animation have reshaped the way bodies are performed, recorded, and controlled. The program moves across distinct practices, with work connected to Jim Henson, Yuri Norstein, Lu Yang, and Todd Haynes, tracing shifts from handcrafted illusion to digitally engineered identity. It reads as a study in mediation: the body not as a fixed subject, but as something continuously edited by tools and institutions. In a city built on image economies, that question lands with particular weight.