Archive for March 2016
CCA: GSSF Info
Visual art, performance, film, music, Gaelic culture, literature and more… Hello! Trees are blooming, frogs are spawning and the huntsman Orion is giving way in the night sky to the crouching lion of Leo. It is perhaps of no coincidence that this celestial ballet of motion and light intersects so perfectly with the calendar of cinema and, specifically, with the arrival at…
Read MoreICA Film Open – Archive page
Artists’ Film Club: Film Open 11 Nov 2015 Film Open, a new screening programme of artist films, featuring twenty recent works selected from an open call to Associate members or studio holders of Spike Island, Bristol; Extra Special People, Birmingham; Transmission Gallery, Glasgow; Castlefield Gallery, Manchester and S1 Artspace, Sheffield. The programme launched at Spike Island in May 2015 as part…
Read MoreTRANSIT#3: The twitterverse is a-quiver
Screen Used Development Notebook
Screen Used Development Notes PDF
Read MoreARI5 @ UoCIoA
Thank you all who came to ARI5, and helped me with my film Screen Used. Particular thanks to Nick, James, Dave, Grace, Robert and Mark for your questions and observations. Super presentations from James Issitt and Grace Bridgewater (Performing Miracles: the real magic behind the performance and Baal – a adaptation of Brecht) and Keynote…
Read MoreBoxwatch Live On the Red Button (2016)
This is a reworking of the live performance A 13 Point Script for a YouTube Unboxing Video (2016) I gave at Research Practice Practice Research, a NAFAE Conference, University of Cumbria, 2016. The performance mixed up unboxing with a tote bag from Turin and living post-apocalypse. It was a bit confused, maybe there were three…
Read MoreHitchcock/Truffaut
Into the GFT on Friday for this Hitch love-in. Kent Jones’ documentary is a neat reminder that Hitchcock was considered a light entertainer until the lads from Cahiers du cinéma built a new narrative. Truffaut dead at 52, just two years after Hitch.
Read MoreAn IJ reference…
… I was geekily proud to spot.
Read More2 further bits on dfw and IJ – and some maps
Just because I’m re-thinking links between reading & writing, making & articulating. Infinite Jest at 20: 20 things you need to know Why David Foster Wallace should not be worshipped as a secular saint
Read MoreTRANSIT #3 gets post-ed/tweeted, y’know
Paper posters in the world. Digital excitement follows.
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