The FREE Netflix of art films is called: UBUWEB

Added: 2026-05-17

[00:00:00]A non-profit streaming service. I mean, what a great idea, right? The Netflix of art films is free and it's called UbuWeb. It's got all these curated artists. There's the Basquiat movie with Debbie Harry, Downtown 81. There's four of Yoko Ono's Fluxus films from the '60s, nearly all of Andy Warhol's concept movies. The whole thing behind this page is cuz they were worried that some of this digital stuff might get lost now that we don't have anything physical anymore. UbuWeb's got Marina Abramović's endurance pieces if you like that thing. And it gets deeper, like uh 2015 documentary on Erik Satie. It's like the Atlas Obscura of media. This is where you watch Office Killer, that incredible Cindy Sherman movie with Molly Ringwald and Carol Kane that like nobody saw. There's film, sound, dance, conceptual, concept, electronic music resources. If you're lucky enough to have a pop culture baddie in your life, just pitch them UbuWeb and chill.

[00:00:50]Alexander Calder's circus documentary is something you would only see in museums, now you can watch it at home. The Dalí documentary that Dalí directed by himself and the collab he did with Disney, Destino. When the rest of the internet is flattening and flattening, UbuWeb is the only one sitting on Eno and Jenny Holzer. There's no brain rot here, and if there is, it's more like a brain festering. Hey babe, want to come over and let our brains fester?