BEYOND THE VISIBLE: HILMA AF KLINT - official US trailer

Before Kandinsky, Mondrian, and Klee made a name for abstraction in visual art, another artist had already beat them to their discovery. But until very recently, her name was absent from the history books. Swedish artist Hilma af Klint (1862-1944) painted her first abstract canvas in 1906, four years before Wassily Kandinsky, originally thought to be the movement’s pioneer. It would be more than a century before she would receive the same acknowledgment and acclaim as her male peers.

Beyond The Visible is the story of a visionary artist whose talent, intellect, and dedication to her craft produced a prolific body of work unlike any other. Inspired by spiritualism, science, and the natural world, af Klint painted astonishingly contemporary microcosms of colour and form. Halina Dyrschka’s absorbing documentary is an exploration of how such an exceptional woman could be so frustratingly erased from the art world, written out by an industry dominated by the idea of male "genius." Af Klint may not have exhibited during her lifetime, but a recent retrospective of her paintings broke the Guggenheim Museum’s 60-year attendance record, suggesting that the world may finally be ready to rewrite history. —Vancouver International Film Festival

[gekcho]

I saw her exhibit at MOMA. It was the best exhibit I'd ever seen in its transcendent power for me. Hilma Af Klint, to me, is beyond all vocabulary, boxes, boundaries.

[LadyTant]

Saw this in swedish cinema, so amazing documentary! I want to see it again ❤️

[luasanewwoman]

this looks amazing, want to see the whole thing!

[tolleycaspariscasting]

When will this film be available to view in the United States? Hilma is everything!!

[deermann]

This looks fantastic. Art history must be rewritten!

[Vatche-og]

And that's the difference between those who play for success and those who play for immortality.. most of today's successful artists will fade and the unknowns will take their place in time .

[starseedsound]

This looks wonderful - will it be available in the UK? Love Hilma's work.

[idapingala]

Into 20 years, they will say...oh now we understand....always late...

[mrslandanna]

Is this film available in Denmark? If so, where?

[eyesohsoblue]

I'd really love to see it! But I live in EU (Estonia), it seems there is no possibility to see it here? How or when will it be available here? Any streaming service? Cinemas?

[Lucie]

Will the movie be available to watch in France?

[moliephoenix]

I live in Europe is there a chance for me to see this Documentary?

[tomelliott]

No, but honestly - how can I watch this film?

[sharongillesp]

Worst documentary EVER!

Not the subject matter but the production company.

Who puts WHITE subtitles over white/light

[cavere]

OK, but why put the victimization-theme because "it was a woman"? or "art history is a man's suit"?. The documentary looses credibility by that.