What We Do
Polish-born filmmaker and producer, based in New York, with a 15-year track record developing projects with advertising, culture, and technology partners.
About
Eva Kozanecka is a Polish-born filmmaker, producer, and researcher, based in Brooklyn, New York. She has produced and directed films for Google, Microsoft, and the Museum of Modern Art. Her work has been recognized by the New York Times and The Museum of Modern Art. Since 2018, she co-leads a research program at Google investing in artistic projects using A.I. technologies.
Featured Work
At the Museum
What does it take to run a modern, contemporary arts museum? This series offers a generous look at people at work, allowing viewers to drop into the many public and private rooms of the Museum. Building on traditions of verite film from Jean Rouch to Frederick Wiseman, and on the trust of partnerships, a team of cinematographers and story producers trusted in the patience of the viewer to deliver this unrivaled online web series.
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Artist Profiles
This film series extends the mission of The Museum of Modern Art to introduce the artists of our time, in their own words, through film. As commissioning editor, who oversaw and launched the program from 2015-2018, I partnered with curators to select six artists and filmmakers each season for the short documentary program.
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Cai Guo Qiang: Borrowing your Enemy's Arrows
Set against the backdrop of the artwork's installation at MoMA, artist Cai Guo Qiang recounts the third century tale that inspired the work, Borrowing Your Enemy's Arrows.
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