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The Man Who Fell to Millom (2018)
Here’s a video I’ve made in collaboration with the genius ears of Mark Vernon. And some screenshots. The Man Who Fell to Millom (2018) is a short, atmospheric, science fiction film set in Millom. As a Glasgow-based artist commissioned by the Moving Mountains Festival to make a film about Ghyll Scaur Quarry, I was acutely…
Read MoreMatter Matters – 2nd Nov. The Millom Palladium from 6.30pm
I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with Mark Vernon on a new video work, The Man Who Fell to Millom (AKA Disaggregated Industries), commissioned by the Moving Mountains Festival. It’s screening in an installation alongside sculptural work by Irene Logan and a choral piece by Kris Wilkinson Hughes at The Millom Palladium on 2nd Nov.…
Read Morenou is a semi-finalist at the Australian Independent Film Festival 2018
Smashing to find that the AIFF has had its interest piqued by nou (2018), but can I get to Brisbane based on this, relatively flimsy, excuse..? no.
Read MoreLast chance to see – An Introduction at The Pharmacy Sat. 6th Oct. 11-3pm
Make sure you get along to a special opening of An Introduction – our group exhibition of work by students, alumni and staff of Fine Art, UoC Institute of the Arts. Thanks to the curators of The Pharmacy, the space will be open from 11-3pm on Saturday 6th Oct. 2018. By popular demand after a…
Read Morenou Screening at The 16th edition of International Festival Signes de Nuit, Paris
Delighted to be screening nou in Paris in a couple of weeks time. It’s the 16th Edition of the International Festival Signes de Nuit, the very first festival to screen Peter, way back in the yesteryear of 2014, so it’s particularly special that nou, Peter‘s sequel, will be seen in this context. The festival runs…
Read Morenou screening at The Psychedelic Film and Music Festival, NY
nou, will be making its North American Premiere at The Psychedelic Film and Music Festival in at The Producer’s Club, New York, on Saturday 6th Oct. Loads of interesting performances going on, including ‘THE PSYCHEDELIC MAESTRO’, Simon Boswell playing at the Mercury Lounge. A huge thank you to Dan Abella, Jon Stevens and the team…
Read MoreNigel Kneale
Thinking about the smooth and the rough, about the digital and the analogue and cutting things up has sent me down a Nigel Kneale route. Here’s a link to The Stone Tape (1972) – everyone raves but it’s too overwrought for me, and I like a bit of Bronte, as you know. Here’s a link…
Read MoreThe Bear
Close the internet! This is my colleague R’s new housemate. I kid you not. This is The Bear. As of today, no further cats are required.
Read MorePamela Doove, amongst others
Always a risk to go see telly live but The League of Gentlemen was pretty perfect. Pamela Doove’s audition Review of show on The Guardian here.
Read MoreDylan Moran in Edinburgh
He has actual jokes, which is sort of confusing now, though they are good jokes. And he has stopped drinking and obviously, we should be supportive of such decisions. And yet, and yet… Maybe I went to see Bernard Black and saw Dylan Moran. Must happen a lot. I mean, that must be a huge…
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