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Friday 20 August
Biography of Philippe Visson, painter. Art Documentaries
Hora Tom Hartney 10 minutes U Hora documents a Graffiti artist creating a large
mural based on the ‘Wildstyle’ logo with soundtrack by Death in
Vegas. Art Documentaries By The Way Steve Coe 7 minutes 12A
Told in allegory and metaphor By The Way is a
playful and intriguing little story about the nature of change and
transformation. Art
By The Way (Remix) Steve Coe 7 minutes
12 Abstraction of the first film. Art
Bus Stop Stuart Pound 5 minutes U
A poem written and performed by Rosemary Norman is converted into
a musical soundscape to accompany a London street scene. Art
English Lessons Stuart Pound 2 minutes
U Milton’s Paradise Lost as read by an animated
but dyslexic monkey. Art Postcard Stuart Pound 3 minutes U
An erotic postcard from Paris is processed into
the moving image of a young woman posing beside her mirror. Art
Quadrant Stuart Pound 7 minutes U
Several high resolution images were downloaded
from the internet originating from a cosmic ray observatory in Japan.
Art
The Fish In The Machine Stuart Pound 10
minutes U The last in a short trilogy, a yellow puffer fish
caught inescapably in some metaphorical world of mirrors. Art
Strings Stuart Pound 5 minutes U
Well known minimalist piece of music by Johann
Pachelbel who died almost 300 years ago is used to invoke a landscape
of vibrating strings. Art
Blink. “Lawrence of Arabia” Elizabeth McAlpine
2 minutes U Taken from the classic scene in “Lawrence of Arabia”
where two characters are intently shaking in an attempt to understand
their situation. Art
The Film Footage That Was Missed By The Viewer
Due To Blinking, While Watching The Feature Film “Don’t Look Now”.
Elizabeth McAlpine
7 minutes 18
The entire length of the thriller “Don’t Look
Now” has been watched and the frames where the viewer blinks are
compiled together. Art
8.00pm Bowieart at the Portobello
Film Festival In recent years Bowieart has successfully hosted film and multimedia nights in conjunction with The Portobello Film Festival. Often one of the most popular and well attended nights throughout the festival, the collection of artists presenting work at the Westbourne Studios feature on Bowieart, David Bowie’s art website that allows the online community direct access to the talents of young artists, giving them the exposure they deserve at an important time in their careers. As with past events, the screening is sure to be a popular night with guests enjoying rarely seen work by a selection of exciting emerging artists based in the UK and USA working in film today. The most recent selection includes a mélange of wit, absurdity, twisted narrative, popular culture and escape into the downright fantastical.
For further information visit www.bowieart.com.
10:00 Derek Jarman: Life As
Art
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