Exhibition on Screen Collection

The Exhibition on Screen Collection is a documentary series that delves into the history surrounding significant works of art. Launched in 2012 and continuing through 2025, the collection comprises 39 films, totaling 3506 minutes of content. Each installment focuses on a specific iconic piece, exploring its origins and the stories that have unfolded around it. Films within the series examine a wide range of artistic movements and individual artists. Examples include explorations of works by Leonardo da Vinci from the National Gallery in London, and documentaries focusing on artists like Manet, Munch, and Vermeer. The collection has been active for 13 years, with a total budget and revenue of zero. The films in the Exhibition on Screen Collection have been shown across various institutions, including museums and galleries worldwide. The series offers a comprehensive look at the development and context of important artworks throughout history.