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37 artists, 1 day, 1 venue, £10 (£8), £5 NUS & under 25
monkey
monkey is part of a body of works that explore how an increasingly digital culture affects not only our our understanding of our physical relationship to our environment but how we record it.
75% Pal Bars Horse
Initially an installation piece for an art auction, playing with the idea of a horse auction. It was later remixed into a single channel video. Sounds from the stables of Solvalla, Sweden, are added to animated color bars.
Batbox
Hot new film artist Sophie Collier presents "Batbox". Vivid imagery, vigorous soundtrack and snappy editing combine as part of Collier's ongoing questioning of structure and mechanics in time-based screen art.
Expanse
A single performer's movement is translated through the distorting effect of extreme close-up.
Haiku
Juxtaposing non-linear video editing and the collage-like process by which these "desk" haiku are constructed. This comparison is idiosyncratic yet significant in that it refers to the arbitrary role of text in determining film and video semantics.
steady.unsteady
A collaboration with the composer Irene Buckley, this piece forms an interdisciplinary examination of various polarities; urban and rural, order and disarray, despair and joy.
Somewhere Else
Visual artist Tessa Garland, who was one of the founder members of Penwith Artists Led Projects and has a wealth of experience in curating, arts in education and exhibiting both as a solo artist and in collaboration with Marcel Baettig.
Song
The lollipop sticks turn back and forth, their mouths open and close. "Almost every aspect of this film is almost nothing, and yet that is why it is so haunting and so memorable. It feels like an empty dream." (Lynda Morris, 2006)
Transition
Tenderness
A blade charts an uncertain journey upon the body, gently mapping its surface, its physical limitations and its uniqueness. It appears that there is a simple order to things but trying to locate it is not simple.
Taking Turns
A visual/audio collage, narrating the melancholic fragmentation of a relationship between a lonely man, and the object of his affection, a reckless drug-addled beauty destroying herself and his unknown admirer in the process.
Introducing Tumbleweeds to the British Landscape
A video piece documenting a live performance created for Fresh at Coastal Currents, Hastings. A playful public intervention in which a tumbleweed is escorted up a street.
Zombie
Footage of a normal supermarket outing is edited to create this zombie movie pastiche.
I See Yahoo
Sentences spelled out by images taken from yahoo's image search.
I Have Always Been Here
The Greek artist Panayota Tzamourani makes videos which report on reality but render the familiar unpredictable.
Public Intimacies
Public Intimacies (2006) uses numerous still images made with a mobile phone. This short polymorphous work stands as a monument of liberal photographic culture, as a testimony of our very own visual gluttony and exhibitionist tendencies.
The Fall of Tom
Tom haunted my childhood in a reoccurring dream. I’ve reflected on Tom a lot since these dreams have ceased and I’ve wondered if he actually was the demon I feared or a guardian that watched over my innocence
Foreign Policy - Martin Luther King Mouthpiece
In response to feeling politically disenfranchised and unrepresented Lyn Lowenstein decided to take ownership of some of the worlds most powerful. Here Condoleezza Rice is made to deliver an excerpt of a speech by Martin Luther King.
Bird Fever
Maria Ioanna Xanthaki, Kate Johnson,
Juan Juan Sun
Intimate Spaces
Two cameras rotate, scanning the room as a build-up of possessions references the unseen human life that occupies this space.
Group-7-0
Edwards work imagines a possible future of deregulated analog television broadcast, Combining esoteric use of shortwave radio frequencies with pirate access. Edward Sands is a stenographic research assistant based in the UK.
Kate Valk
Alex Hetherington is a new media artist and writer. He has been awarded commissions by Channel 4 Television and MESH and creates work that references leading contemporary performance companies The Wooster Group and Goat Island.