WEEK 1 THURSDAY 18 FEBRUARY PREVIEW OPENING LAUNCH PARTY 6pm – 9pm Artprojx presents My Philosphy, Films of David Blandy Featuring impromptu DJ set by David Blandy winner of the South Bank Show / Times Breakthrough Award __________________________________ FRIDAY 19 FEBRUARY PROGRAMME 1 Artprojx OPERA Alice Anderson, Martha Colburn, Haris Epaminonda, Karen Knorr, RutBlees Luxemburg, Tania Mouraud, Michelle Naismith, Mariele Neudecker, Jayne Parker, Sophy Rickett, Susanne Winterling __________________________________ WEEK 2 MONDAY 22 FEBRUARY PROGRAMME 2 Artprojx STILL- FILM Matt Calderwood, Louise Camrass, Andrew Cross, Ryan Gander, William Hunt, Michael Nyman, Aura Satz, Richard Wilson __________________________________ TUESDAY 23 FEBRUARY PROGRAMME 3 Artprojx Hi Fi Alice Anderson, David Blandy, Dexter Dalwood, Ravi Deepres, Rineke Dijkstra, Nathalie Djurberg, Haris Epaminonda, Pamela Golden, Jesper Just, Idris Khan, Joshua Mosley, Michael Nyman, Terry Smith, Emily Wardill, Zatorski + Zatorski __________________________________ WEDNESDAY 24 FEBRUARY PROGRAMME 4 ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS Anne Bean, Martin Von Haselberg, Guy Oliver, Matt Calderwood, Sean Dower, George Barber, Miyako Narita, William Raban, Matthew Grinter, John Smith, Terry Smith, Ben Dodd, Vicki Hawkins, Richard Wilson, Rachel Cohen, Rachel Lowe __________________________________ THURSDAY 25 FEBRUARY PROGRAMME 5 / SPEAKEASY 11 'Painted City Cinema: Sounds and Images' Short films 1-2pm Illustrated discussion around film and video with Nelson Diplexcito 2-4pm SPECIAL FILM NIGHT 4-6pm __________________________________ FRIDAY 26 FEBRUARY PROGRAMME 6 CHRIS MEIGH-ANDREWS Shinsuke Ina, Steven Ball, Mare Tralla, Robert Cahen, Terry Flaxton, Andrew Demirjian, Siv Sondergaard, David Critchely, Cinzia Cremona, Chris Meigh-Andrews ________________________________ WEEK 3 MONDAY 1 MARCH PROGRAMME 7a 1 - 4pm SONG David Bickerstaff, Blackhole Factory DRIFT Sonia Boyce THE SLAVES LAMENT Graham Fagen PROGRAMME 7b 4-6pm Jennet Thomas, Lois Rowe, Janet Hodgeson, Paul Tarrago, Richard Layzell, Veronique Chance __________________________________ TUESDAY 2 MARCH PROGRAMME 8 NOUVA ICONA / Delfina Marcello ANTHONY REYNOLDS / Kai Kaljo __________________________________ WEDNESDAY 3 MARCH PROGRAMME 9 / SPEAKEASY 12 CLIMATE CAPE FAREWELL HEAVY WATER David Bickerstaff SPEAKEASY CORNER - OPEN SCREENING 5 - 5PM __________________________________ THURSDAY 4 MARCH PROGRAMME 10 EAI 1pm - 5pm VITAL SIGNALS TVTV WGBH, Shirley Clarke, Nam June Paik and Jud Yalkut, Fujiko Nakaya, Toshio Matsumoto, Saburo Muraoka, Tatsuo Kawaguchi, Keiji Uematsu __________________________________ FRIDAY 5 MARCH PROGRAMME 11 1-4pm Shona Illingworth, Tina Keane, Gary Stevens, Gun Hölmström, Kai Kaljo, Paul Bush, Roi Varra, Louise Camrass, Jordan Baseman, Roderick Buchanan, Douglas Gordon, Carl Von Weiler, Richard Wilson, Mark Wallinger, Cordelia Swann, Helen Newhouse THE ELBOW ROOM 4-6pm __________________________________ WEEK 4 MONDAY 8 MARCH PROGRAMME 12 PHOTOWORKS Including work by Sophy Rickett and Ed Hughes, Susan Trangmar FOUR CORNERS Ingrid Berthon-Moine, David Birkin, Eloise Fornieles, Vron Harris, Pil & Galia Kollectiv, Minou Norouzi, Alicja Rogalska, Cristina Sáez Geraldine Swayne __________________________________ TUESDAY 9 MARCH PROGRAMME 13 DOCUMENT Documentary films Document 1, 2003 War vs Peace Laith Al-Juneidi,UK, 2003, 13min War vs Peace is a short filmic-essay on the portrayal of war—in particular, the representation of war by media and television. This film criticises the media censorship which allows us variations on a theme whilst smothering the harsh realities of war from public view. War vs Peace attempts to raise the debate about what the viewer should/should not see, criticising the media hypocrisy in its hidden representations of war. Document 2, 2004 Pretty Dyana Boris Mitic, Serbia, 2003, 45 mins An intimate look at four Roma families from a Belgrade favella who live by selling cardboard and bottles which they collect with their souped-up Citroen Dyanas. They even use the car batteries as power generators in order to get some light, watch TV and to recharge their mobiles. Document 3, 2005 Hidden Gifts; Angus McPhee Nick Higgins, Scotland, 2004, 24 min Hidden Gifts is a creative documentary that explores the mystery of art and mental illness. It tells the story of Angus McPhee, "the quiet big man" from South Uist, who wove clothes from grass. Diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1946 Angus was taken from his island home on South Uist to Craig Dunain psychiatric hospital among the hills near Inverness in the Scottish highlands. For fifty years he spoke not a single word to any member of the hospital staff. His presence was also an absence; his secret grass weaving his only form of expression. Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Petr Lom, Kyrgystan/Canada, 2004, 51 min According to an old Kyrgz proverb, a good marriage always begins with tears. If this were truly the case, then this Central Asian country would be a newly weds paradise. Among the traditions practiced here is the kidnapping of young girls, who are subsequently violently forced into marriage by the family of the groom. ìStop struggling and donít cry anymore, in time you will get used to it, after all we were also kidnapped when we were youngî. These are the words of two older women trying to calm down the newly kidnapped girl, who is cowering in fear in the corner of her ìnew homeî. Only in extraordinary cases do these girls succeed in escaping. Although illegal this tradition continues. Document 5, 2007 Document 5 – a documentary film by Diversity Films Diversity Films, Scotland, 2008, 17 min A short documentary about the Document International Human Rights Film Festival, featuring acclaimed filmmakers such as Paul Watson and John Akomfrah.. Made by 15 new filmmakers. Arthur Balfour and Me Charlotte Cornic, Scotland, 2007, 11 min What links Arthur J Balfour, the British Politician born in 1848 on an extensive family estate in East Lothian and Fatima, a young Palestinian woman, born in 1971 in a refugee camp in Lebanon and now seeking asylum in Glasgow? From the beautiful farming landscapes of East Lothian to the narrow alleyways of a refugee camp in Lebanon, Arthur Balfour and Me is an emotional journey through history, a hidden story about how one politicianís actions continue to affect the life of a young woman from the Middle East. We are the Saharawis Marta Fernandez, UK , 2007, 25 mins This film explores the lives of a refugee community; the Saharawis. Expelled from their homeland in the 1970s, they were condemned to live as refugees in one of the harshest corners of the Algerian desert. 30 years later, they are still waiting for their fate to be decided. Document 7, 2009 10 min Jorge Leon, Belgium, 2008, 19 min A small kitchen alarm clock sets the time. She has exactly 10 minutes to finish a customer. Through the reading of a witness declaration, 10 Min. narrates how a young Eastern European woman ends up against her will in the Brussels prostitution network. "Let us bring to the attention of the presiding judge that we have ruled the working conditions of the prostitutes, investigated by our services throughout this inquiry, deserved to be revealed. They were particularly painful." The video 10 Min was realized in the framework of the International Day against Traffic in Human Beings. The Marina Experiment Marina Lutz, USA, 2009, 18 min My father documented himself abusing me throughout the first 16 years of my life. After his death I uncovered his collection; boxes of audiotape, super 8, and over 10,000 photographs. I am the daughter as well as the filmmaker, presenting this evidence in what I am told is a subtle intellectual investigation that is grotesquely truthful and forthrightly condemning. Umoja, The Village Where Men Are Forbidden Jean-Marc Sainclair / Jean Crousillal, France, 2008, 52 min Between 1970 and 2003, about 1600 local women claimed to have been raped by British soldiers stationed in Northern Kenya. Many were beaten and rejected by their husbands as having brought shame on their community. In 1990, a few such women gathered and created Umoja, a village forbidden to men, which rapidly became a refuge for those in a similar plight. Since then, jealous men have frequently attacked Umoja and created many problems for Rebecca Lolosoli, its founder and matriarch. Total Running Time 275 min. Document 8, Oct 2010 - Call For Submissions - www.docfilmfest.org.uk __________________________________ WEDNESDAY 10 MARCH PROGRAMME 14 / SPEAKEASY 13 HUMAN RIGHTS TV JACK ADAMS The director of Human Rights TV will be leading talks and discussions from 10 am in the gallery. Dreams, Landscapes and Videography of Culture 10.00hrs to 11.00hrs The Journey Home March 1998 11.00hrs to 12.00hrs The Didgereedoo and the Dreamtime Angry Voices, Frightened People: The Media of Gaza 13.00hrs to 14.30hrs A Heart from Janin 15.00hrs to 16.00hrs Reporting A Conflict 17.00hrs to 18.30hrs The Gaza Incursion 2008-09 __________________________________ THURSDAY 11 MARCH PROGRAMME 15 LUX THE RED TAPES 1,2, & 3 Vito Acconci __________________________________ FRIDAY 12 MARCH PROGRAMME 16 THE CUTTING Toni Grisoni, Brian Catling CHANNEL 14 A film by Chris Wainwright and David Bickerstaff __________________________________ WEEK 5 MONDAY 15 MARCH PROGRAMME 17 EAI Gordon Matta-Clark, Chris Burden, Joan Jonas, Dan Graham, Michael Shamberg __________________________________ TUESDAY 16 MARCH PROGRAMME 18 EAI HEIDI Paul McCarthy Mike Kelley FACTORY ANTHEM Nigel Slight __________________________________ WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH PROGRAMME 19 SHAPE 2-4pm Shape is a disability-led arts organisation Katherine Araniello, Abdul Hye, Caroline Ward, Steam Control, Aaron Williamson, Alison Jones, Helen Petts, Penny Pepper WORKS | PROJECTS / Edwina Ashton 4pm - 5pm SPEAKEASY CORNER: OPEN SCREENING 5 - 6PM __________________________________ THURSDAY 18 MARCH PROGRAMME 20 CRACKERS David Austen __________________________________ FRIDAY 19 MARCH PROGRAMME 21 1-2pm Amanda Beech 2pm - 3pm Sam Wilkins talks about his work and influences everyone's talking about pop music Sam Wilkins + CLOSING PARTY ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE THIRD YEAR DEGREE SHOWS http://www.docfilmfest.org.ukshapeimage_1_link_0

Vito Acconci

Alice Anderson

Katherine Araniello  

Edwina Ashton

Sam Austen

David Austen

Steven Ball 

George Barber 

Jordan Baseman

Anne Bean 

Amanda Beech

Ingrid Berthon-Moine

David Bickerstaff  

David Birkin

David Blandy

Sonia Boyce

Roderick Buchanan 

Chris Burden 

Paul Bush

Robert Cahen 

Matt Calderwood

Louise Camrass

Brian Catling

Gayle Chong Kwan

Shirley Clarke

Rachel Cohen 

Martha Colburn

Steam Control

Cinzia Cremona 

David Critchely 

Andrew Cross

Dexter Dalwood

Ravi Deepres

Andrew Demirjian

Rineke Dijkstra

Nelson Diplexcito 

Nathalie Djurberg

Ben Dodd

Sean Dower

Haris Epaminonda

Blackhole Factory

Graham Fagen

Terry Flaxton 

Eloise Fornieles

Ryan Gander

Pamela Golden

Douglas Gordon  

Dan Graham 

Matthew Grinter 

Tony Grisoni

Benjamin Gurney 

Vron Harris

Vicki Hawkins

Denise Hawrysio

Gun Hölmström 

William Hunt

Abdul Hye

Shona Illingworth 

Shinsuke Ina

Joan Jonas 

Alison Jones

Nam June Paik

Jesper Just

Kai Kaljo

Tatsuo Kawaguchi

Tina Keane

Mike Kelley

Idris Khan

Karen Knorr,

Rachel Lowe

RutBlees Luxemburg

Delfina Marcello 

Toshio Matsumoto 

Gordon Matta-Clark 

Paul McCarthy  

Bruce McLean 

Chris Meigh Andrews

Joshua Mosley

Tania Mouraud

Saburo Muraoka

Michelle Naismith

Fujiko Nakaya

Miyako Narita 

Stephen Nelson

Mariele Neudecker

Helen Newhouse

Minou Norouzi

Michael Nyman

Guy Oliver

Jayne Parker

Penny Pepper

Helen Petts

Pil & Galia Kollectiv

William Raban

Sophy Rickett

Alicja Rogalska

Cristina Sáez

Aura Satz,

Michael Shamberg

Nigel Slight 

Terry Smith

John Smith

Siv Sondergaard 

Gary Stevens 

Cordelia Swann

Geraldine Swayne

Mare Tralla

TVTV

Keiji  Uematsu

Roi Varra 

Martin Von Haselberg 

Carl Von Weiler 

Mark Wallinger 

Chris Wainwright

Caroline Ward

Emily Wardill

Erich Weiss 

Sam Wilkins

Harrison and Wood

Aaron Williamson

Richard Wilson

Susanne Winterling

John Wynne

WGBH 

Jud Yalkut

Zatorski + Zatorski

Artprojx, Anthony Reynolds Gallery

Chris Meigh-Andrews

Document 8

EAI NY

Four Corners

HRTV

Lightweightmedia

LUX,

Photoworks

Royal Academy of Arts/Richard Wilson SHAPE

WORKS | PROJECTS.


With thanks to Learning Resourses of the University of the Arts London.

VIDEO LOUNGE

selected works available for study groups


VIDEO WALL


rotating series of video works


artists include:- 

Bruce McLean 

Harrison and Wood 

Stephen Nelson 

Helen Newhouse

Gary Stevens

Erich Weiss

Sam Austen

Denise Hawrysio

John Wynne

Gayle Chong Kwan

Nigel Slight

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