Big Screen at the Latitude Festival

LATITUDE FESTVAL 2015 (17th-19th July)

AL DOYLE (HOT CHIP) with films by JIM HOBBS. Also PHIL HARTNOLL (ORBITAL), DON LETTS and resident DJ HARRY K.

DEAR SERGE of the De La Warr Pavilion presents performances and installations by: BARTOSZ DYLEWSKI & CALEB MADDEN, CIECIURA & DE SOUSA, CHRISTIANA YEO- CLAREY, GRAHAM DUNNING and SPEAK GALACTIC.

Screenings include work by ELIZABETH PRICE, MARTIN CREED, MATTHEW NOEL TOD and IAIN FORSYTH & JANE POLLARD.

NEW MOVES showcases the best video work by students from colleges across the UK. This year’s prize went to BENJAMIN REDGROVE from the University of Brighton’s BA Hons Illustration course. 

This year we will introduce an 'in conversation' with Louise Colbourne meeting:

Viv Albertine, Claudia Barton and Christiana Yeo-Clarey.

Viv Albertine was the guitarist in the hugely influential all-female punk band, the Slits. More recently her book Clothes, Music, Boys has won much acclaim for its frank and intimate account of her life.

Christiana Yeo-Clarey is a performance artist who weaves together notions of motherhood, feminine identity and the wilderness within her part performance/part discussion installations.

Claudia Barton is a torch singer and lyricist and is an associate artist with the performance duo Curious who conduct edgy, humorous interrogations of contemporary culture and politics.

An intimate discussion between these three influential female artists will be based on the ideas that inform their work, the effect of motherhood on their creative output and future projects…

The actions, performances and writings of these three artists, although often intimate in nature, all move towards activism and protest. Their voice, in very different ways, expresses an honest account with a female sensibility that looks towards revolution.

100 foot at the Jerwood Gallery, Hastings

A great selection  of 16mm short films by Jim Hobbs at the Jerwood Gallery last night!

http://www.jerwoodgallery.org/whatson/events/139/one-hundred-foot-iii

35mm Pop Up Cinema at Lo & Behold Gallery

Brighton Illustration Student's Experimental Film

A project in experimental film for the students studying on the BA Hons Illustration course at the University of Brighton.
Some great work and a pleasure to teach:

http://brightonfilms.blogspot.co.uk/

Guy Sherwin & Lynn Loo

SATURDAY 14^th SEPTEMBER 2013, 7pm- performance starts at 8pm

Electro Studios Project Space
Seaside Road, St Leonards-on-Sea, TN38 0AL.

Curated by Louise Colbourne.

For details of this and other events in the series:

http://motioninform.tumblr.com/

Guy Sherwin and Lynn Loo have been collaborating with expanded cinema since 2005. Their works often explore sounds made from light, using either light-sensitive microphones (that capture the fluctuations of light in the projector beam) or hand-made or photographed ‘optical’ sounds.

The work creates a clear distinction from the smooth predictability of DV projection and embraces film as material and projection as process - with all the glitchy sounds that film produces - the rough edges, the mechanical irregularities, the flare outs.
For Motion in Form the artists will create an improvisational performance of their films to include: CYCLES, VOWELS, AUTUMN FOG, MUSICAL STAIRS and BAY BRIDGE FROM EMBARCADERO.

The Origins of Rocks

Some stills from found 16mm footage

Gymnosperms

Some stills from found 16mm footage

Osmosis

Some more stills from found 16mm footage

Mechanisms of the Eye

Stills from found 16mm footage

Motion in Form event

At some point later in the year as part of the Motion in Form series(date tbc):
Louise Colbourne will present a 16mm film montage with additional sound track by Paul Burgess.

http://motioninform.tumblr.com/

Stills from 1960's educational film 'Radiation of Heat'

Motion in Form

Part 3 of Motion in Form presents

Zoe Brown

Friday May 31st is an installation combining a 16mm film, mono prints and film props to formulate her representation of a period of time in one edition of a local newspaper the Hastings Observer.  Zoë has used the weekly collection of haphazard tales and news items as an opportunity to explore character, plot, intrigue, redemption, ideas, and location. She has weaved these separate moments into a fictional narrative, creating a single story from the cacophony.

The narrative has become the story of a young boy who imagines creating a fantastical time machine. He encounters difficulties along the way but miraculous happenings and spiritual beings help him to realize his dream.

The film has been shot on various locations in the Hastings and St Leonard’s area on black and white 16mm film. This medium lends the film a romantic, nostalgic feel, which acts as a homage to early silent movies sequences as well as the simple charming redemptive storyline.

Electro Studios Project Space, Seaside Road, St Leonards-on-Sea, TN38 0AL

Preview: Saturday 17^th of August 6pm-8pm

Opening times: Saturday 17^th 2pm-6pm, Sunday 18^th 1pm-4pm

Big Screen and Film Gallery at Latitude 2013

                                                                Phil Hartnoll (Orbital)

                                                          The Big Screen ( Matt Page)

                                                            The Big Screen (Don Letts)

Don Letts

                                         Unconcious Archives (Greg Pope and Lee Patterson)