Writer Christina Donoghue went to see the Barbican's re release of the award-winning documentary 'All The Beauty and The Bloodshed'. She shares her thoughts on why Nan Goldin's activism is just as important now as it was in the '90s.

This film of intimate portraits by Nick Knight captures the emotions of Liverpool’s creative community of refugees and displaced individuals.

Visual artist and designer Bevan Agyemang communicates the rhythmic connection of the soul and the physical body through the medium of film.

Artist Cedric Mizero interprets the heart through a film born out of a craving to share stories from home.

Brothers and artists Victory and Marvel Ebinum explore the feeling which underlies movement in the body, offering their interpretation of the spine.

The annual yearbook project by Thebe Magugu and friends present a photo series exploring how young people in South Africa particularly navigate their need for belonging and desire for acceptance in a religious society.

Artist Frank Dorrey created a joyful toe-tapping animation responding to the body part using an iPhone.

Poet and artist Julianknxx interprets the brain through a film which asks: how do you imagine your own future, and your own beauty within this existence?

Image-maker Kali McMillan shows the chaos of sleep and the interruptions to its rhythms in a short film.

This film conceived by the artist, shows the prophetic power of dreams, which can be more than just an accumulation of the detritus of our daily lives.

The artist took the memory of toothache in childhood to explore healing to the sicknesses of the world in this film.

In an animated video, collaged artworks by the artist Lunga Ntila create vibrant portraits interpreting the ears.

Crafting stories that tell the diaspora of the black experience through absurd and surreal lenses, creative Mettamodernist created an AfroAbsurdist film.

The artist Phoebe Boswell explores the myriad associations of the word hip to open up pathways of reflection on the complexities of black male subjectivity.

Musician POiSON ANNA interprets the fingernails in a film which explores finding freedom within the body.

Fashion designer Sindiso Khumalo interprets fingers in a meditative film, which shows the connective power of the human hand for self-care, craftsmanship and to maintain generational bonds.

Jewellery designer Soull Ogun makes a piece on camera to show how art can be used as a tool to create a new language around trauma and set you free.

The 3D artist Sy Blake explores the arm's role as part of the whole body, whilst also showcasing it as a landscape in its own right.

Fine artist Tiffani Glenn Grimsley celebrates the beauty of textured hair, and defies negative stereotypes in this film.

The performance artist explores the healing joy of solitude in a film.

Conceived in partnership with Emma Dabiri, this project redefines the representation of the body in fashion and visual culture.

Violent blasts of light created from explosives transform a globe into a pulsating orb.

Dive headfirst into the surreal world of 'The Hairy Notion Of A Green Afternoon', an animated art film by artist, designer and filmmaker Susanne Deeken.