Jim Hobbs and Louise Colbourne are screening a revised version of From Slapstick to Horror as part of the Latitude Contemporary Art programme this year on the 16th July. The screening includes a selection of artists film and video works that show intense physicality on screen, ranging from the comedy of slap-stick through to more demanding performances and scenarios that are more closely aligned with horror.
This screening will also include a section of vintage cinematic footage from films spanning the years from 1930 to the present, with a live soundtrack accompaniment by DJ Harry. We will also preview Mordant Music’s new score, commissioned by the BFI, for Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí’s 1929 surrealist
classic Un Chien Andalou
Some of the artists included in the programme are:
Dennis Oppenheim Bob Flanigan
Philip Hausmeier Katharine Eastman
Eddie Peake & Iñaki Estrada Torío Laure Prouvost
Jenny Baines Andy Parker
Gordon Beswick & Harry Pye Zoë Brown
Phil Taylor Liane Lang
Juliana Cerqueira Leite Michael James Jones
Raquel Felguerias Kate Street
Richard Whitby
Paul R Jones Mark Prendergast
Paul R Jones Mark Prendergast
Mordant Music with Luis Buñuel & Salvador Dalí
Image: Zoë Brown, Dad 2005
Image: Zoë Brown, Dad 2005
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