The screening at Tate Modern features a selection of films commissioned and produced by Animate Projects.

Picture This presents Ben Rivers' Origin of the Species and Slow Action, co-commissioned with Animate Projects.

A screening of short animations selected by Jani Ruscica from the archives of Animate Projects & Camden Arts Centre.

An informal evening with artist Ben Rivers who will discuss the ideas behind Origin of the Species and Slow Action, co-commissioned with Animate Projects.

Animate Projects presents Animated Dreams at the 11th Animated Dreams Animation Festival in Tallinn, Estonia.

Animate TV presents four extraordinary films on Channel 4.

A screening of the Stop.Watch. films will be presented by Kayla Parker at the GreenSpace event at the University of Plymouth.

An informal chance to meet Finnish artist and filmmaker Jani Ruscica.

Apchatpong Weerasethakul's Phantoms of Nabua exhibited as a video installation at Shift 2009.

A Letter to Uncle Boonmee features in The view from elsewhere exhibition.

The Primitive installation, including Phantoms of Nabua, will be exhibited in Paris till January 2010.

The Primitive installation by Apichatpong Weerasethakul has its UK premiere at FACT.

Damaged Goods screens at the V&A for the weekend of celebrations for the new Ceramics galleries.

Phantoms of Nabua will be exhibited in a group show at the Centro Cultural Montehermoso.

Phantoms of Nabua will be showing in installation at MOCCA for TIFF 2009.

Screening and panel event to launch our new online channel, Engine, at the onedotzero_adventures in motion festival.

Unfolding the Aryan Papers features in a solo exhibition of Jane and Louise Wilson's work.

AnimateTV 2008 will be showing at the inaugural Small World festival in Barnsley, South Yorkshire.

A screening of a selection of classic Animate titles for CinéMayence's Great British Films season.

Japanese artist Hiraki Sawa will be in conversation with Gary Thomas at the Parasol unit.

Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Phantoms of Nabua showing at the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, Ohio.

An animated evening with films, discussion and drawing for the Drawing Exchanges Festival.

Apichatpong Weerasethakul's retrospective including two Primitive shorts.

Preview of Apichatpong Weerasethakul's retrospective including two Primitive short films.

The LCCA curates a selection of Animate Projects, repeated in two screenings.

Retrospective of Apichatpong Weerasethakul's films, including two Primitive shorts.

David Blair’s seminal film, followed by a Q&A at Tate Modern.

A day of films, presentations and discussion on artists’ animation.

A selection of defining short works in the history of artists’ digital moving image.

A Letter to Uncle Boonmee features in The view from elsewhere exhibition.

Premiere screening of Alex Schady's Magic Lantern film made with the residents of the Lithos Road estate.

Animate Proejcts presents a discussion event with Suky Best, Mark Simon Hewis, Thomas Hicks and Stephen Irwin.

Launch of Green Sundays at the Arcola Theatre featuring Stop.Watch. films.

A talk by Gary Thomas, Co-director of Animate Projects, as part of Wysing Arts Contemporary-Animated.

Damaged Goods will be screened in Springs’ cinema on Saturdays throughout the exhibition.

Preview of Apichatpong Weerasethakul's retrospective including two Primitive shorts.

The Primitive installation by Apichatpong Weerasethakul opens at Haus der Kunst.

Jane & Louise Wilson's Unfolding the Aryan Papers at the BFI Southbank Gallery.

POSTPONED - a talk by Gary Thomas, Co-director of Animate Projects, as part of Wysing Arts Contemporary-Animated.

Animate TV presents seven extraordinary films on Channel 4.

A series of events and screenings designed to show the relationship between craft and the moving image.

The 7 Stop. Watch. films screening at FACT, Liverpool.