Christian Marclay is known for his video collages and installations that incorporate found footage from films, television, and other media sources to create works that explore themes of memory, history, and political power.

Political video is a genre of video art that explicitly addresses political issues and events, often using documentary or activist approaches to raise awareness and provoke discussion.

Shirin Neshat is an Iranian-born video artist whose works often explore the experiences of women in the Middle East, particularly in relation to issues of identity, power, and social change.

The Nantes Triptych is a video installation by Bill Viola that consists of three large screens displaying slow-motion images of water, fire, and earth. The work invites viewers to contemplate the cyclical nature of life and the interconnectedness of all things.

Cory Arcangel is a video artist and programmer whose works often explore the relationship between technology and power, particularly in the context of digital culture and the internet.

Political satire video is a genre of video art that uses humor and satire to critique and comment on political issues and events.

Martha Rosler is a video artist and activist whose works often explore the relationship between capitalism, consumerism, and the environment, as well as issues of gender, class, and social justice.

Pixel Forest is a video installation by Pipilotti Rist that consists of a room filled with hanging fabric panels that project moving images of flowers and other natural elements. Viewers are invited to walk through the installation and experience the interplay of light, color, and sound.

Alfredo Jaar is a Chilean-born video artist whose works often explore the experiences of immigrants and refugees, as well as issues of social justice and human rights.

Archival video is a genre of video art that uses archival footage and historical documents to explore issues of memory, history, and identity, often in relation to contemporary political and social issues.

Marina Abramović is a performance artist and video artist whose works often explore the relationship between technology and the body, as well as issues of pain, endurance, and transformation.

TV Garden is a video installation by Nam June Paik that consists of a series of television monitors arranged in a grid, each displaying different images and sounds. The work explores the relationship between technology and nature, as well as the role of the viewer in the construction of meaning.

Tania Bruguera is a Cuban-born video artist and activist whose works often explore the relationship between art and activism, as well as issues of social justice, political oppression, and the role of the artist in society.

Documentary video is a genre of video art that uses documentary and journalistic approaches to explore political issues and events, often with the aim of raising awareness and promoting social change.

Jenny Holzer is a video artist and installation artist whose works often explore the relationship between language, power, and the media, often using text and typography as central elements to convey messages about social and political issues.