THE BRIGHTON FILM FESTIVAL
16 NOVEMBER - 3 DECEMBER 2006
CINECITY MOVING IMAGE
More artists' moving images
WE ASSEMBLEFEAT: DENISE CALLENDER, DANIEL PRYDE-JARMAN, ZOE TISSANDIER
GREY AREA, 18 NOV-3 DEC (THURS-MON 1-5PM) FREE
PRIVATE VIEW 17 NOV 7-9PM
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videoclub finishes its ten-month festival
of open submissions with a screening
of the best work from the year, selected
from the previous five videoclubs in 2006.
This is a great opportunity to see some
excellent artists' film and video work, from
the UK and internationally - a selection of
thoughtful, humorous and gorgeous pieces.
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info@videoclub.org.uk videoclub is gratefully supported by Arts Council England, Lighthouse and Fabrica.
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info@videoclub.org.uk videoclub is gratefully supported by Arts Council England, Lighthouse and Fabrica.
JEFF KEEN: FAMILY STAR SHOW
+ (TALES FROM) MAD LOVE
PHOENIX GALLERY
SAT 25 NOV 2.30PM £ 2.50
Fast Forward is a new seminar series devoted
to contemporary issues and ideas related
to the artists' moving image and digital arts
co-presented by Lighthouse, Screen Archive
South East, Videoclub and Wired Sussex. As
Head of Exhibitions at the BFI, Michael Connor
is leading the development of a new exhibition
space dedicated to artists' film, video, and new
media within the new BFI Southbank complex
in London that opens to the public in February
2007. He will discuss this new development
and consider why the moving image is
transforming the nature of contemporary art.
Keen marks the end of his stay at the Phoenix
Gallery with a free form multi-projection
performance incorporating new work set
against a live improvised soundtrack from
UK noise artist and past collaborator Jason
Williams / Deepkiss 720. Keen's expanded
cinema events have blurred the line between
performance and film with spontaneous overlays
of cartoon capers, absurd heroics, apocalyptic
glimpses, melting toys and spray-cans.
Jeff Keen's DESTINATION BLATZ:
The Remix - a celebration of fifty years
of image making runs throughout
CINECITY at the Phoenix Gallery.
Christopher Stevens is better known as a
painter, but recently his investigations have led
him into working with digital video. Unstable
will be the first solo exhibition that includes
his new animations alongside the paintings
and drawings of paint that engendered these
new time-based works. Together, they chart
the unstable relationship between ideas and
the language used for their communication.
PAINTING IN TIME
A FORUM DISCUSSION WITH CHRISTOPHER STEVENS, BEN RIVERS AND ANDRZEJ JACKOWSKI
SUSSEX ARTS CLUB
SAT 25 NOV 1.30-4PM
To accompany the exhibition, Permanent
gallery will be staging an afternoon forum,
in which two other artists: the painter
Andrzej Jackowski and the film-maker
Ben Rivers, will join Christopher Stevens
to discuss the way that working in a
particular medium may affect their thought
processes, focusing on relationships between
painting and film as time-based media.
The event will include presentations by all
three artists and an open discussion.A FORUM DISCUSSION WITH CHRISTOPHER STEVENS, BEN RIVERS AND ANDRZEJ JACKOWSKI
SUSSEX ARTS CLUB
SAT 25 NOV 1.30-4PM
www.permanentgallery.com