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FILM TALKS LIVE

Thursday 30th June 2022

IKLECTIK –

‘Old Paradise Yard’

20 Carlisle Lane (Royal Street corner) next to Archbishop’s Park.

SE1 7LG

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Film Talks : 15 Conversations on Experimental Cinema

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Lightcone Scratch Collection

Luminor Hotel De Ville, Paris

Oct 8th – November 18th 2021

Curated by Vivian Ostrovsky

‘Loyal to her feminist position, Vivian Ostrovsky has discovered during her residency at Lightcone new female voices from contemporary cinema, all the while revisiting some landmark figures who have left an imprint in the history of experimental cinema, to present a programme made up of exclusively of films by women.’
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CROSSROADS

San Francisco Cinematheque

September 15th – 23rd 2021

Programme no 7 – No More Carefree Laughter

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Scratch Projection

Lightcone, Paris

January 18th 2021

Book Launch Screening :

Experimental Film and photochemical Practices –

Kim Knowles

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Light Field

13th – 15th March    2020

San Francisco

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Artefact Small Film Festival

2-4th of April 2020

Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers
Calgary, AB Canada

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Revolutions Per Minute Film Festival

1 -3 Feb 2020

The Art Department and Cinema Studies Program at UMass Boston

At the onset of his landmark essay Towards A Minor Cinema, Tom Gunning quotes Deleuze and Quattari: There is nothing that is major or revolutionary except the minor.
For RPM 2020, we ask, what is “minor cinema” today and what can it do for us, our consumption of media, our relationship with the environment, our world?

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Memos For The Next Millenium

London Short Film Festival

ICA, London

10th January 2020

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Prisme #2

Nantes, France

4th -11th December 2019

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Hintergrund//Burstscratch

2st November 2019

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Double Vision – Experimenta

London Film Festival

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Zones à Construire
Nuit Blanch, Paris

Saturday 05 September

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Gimli Film Festival

24th to 28th July 2019

Mattering and Uttering : programme of 16mm film

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Winnipeg Underground Film Festival 2019

May 31st – June 1st

Winnipeg, Canada

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BRAZIERS MINI INDI FILM FESTIVAL

24 – 27th May 2019

Braziers Park School of Integrative Social Research
Oxfordshire,  OX10 6AN
United Kingdom

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Light Field

7 -10 December 2017

San Francisco

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Why Analogue ?

4 – 6 pm

18th February 2017

Curated by Bernardo Zanotta

More Info at LSFF

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FILM LABS MEETING >< MEETING THE FILM LABS

Part of the European Cooperation Project RE MI

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Edinburgh International Film Festival 2016

Black Box Shorts 1: In the Body of Technology 

Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st June 

This short experimental film programme reflects on the way technology dialogues with the body, creating a two-way process of transformation. Gestures and movements are broken down and analysed, destabilised and defamiliarised. The physicality of the body meets the material of film and digital, migrating through forms and layers and creating new perceptions and experiences. The screening ends with a live performative intervention that connects the filmmaker, the audience, the filmstrip and the projected image. [PG]
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 Analogue Recurring

Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival 

12 -17 April 2016

http://www.alchemyfilmfestival.org.uk/2016/altered-state-2/

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Our Machines

Saturday 27th February
16mm film performances by
Bea Haut at 3:30pm
Guy Sherwin & Lynn Loo at 4:00pm
David Leister & Lucy Harris at 5:00pm
Open 14th February- 12th March 2016 (Saturday and Sundays 12- 5pm)
Preview 13th February 2016 6.30-9.30

OBSERVER BUILDING GALLERY
Observer Building, Cambridge Road Hastings, TN34 1DT

curated by Louise Colbourne –  http://ourmachines.blogspot.co.uk/

“Our machines are disturbingly lively, and we ourselves frighteningly inert.” 
(Donna J. Haraway)

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A Matter of Visibility: International Avant-Garde and Artists’ Cinema
Museum of Moving Image, New York City

Saturday 23rd January 2016

More Info     &      Film Notes

  Organized by guest curator Mónica Savirón, this program presents New York and American premieres of strong new, experimental work in conversation with rarely seen works by avant-garde masters such as Lis Rhodes and Chantal Akerman. These artistic views have the ability to enhance our perception through symbolism, transformation, and a keen sense of creative freedom.   
Works include: Reportage ! (by Rei Hayama. Japan, 2015), Across (Cara Morton. Canada, 1997), Pixel Jungle (Klara Ravat. Spain/Germany, 2015), Cross Worlds (Cécile Fontaine. France, 2006), The Tower (Salomé Lamas. Portugal, 2015), Trois strophes sur le nom de Sacher (Chantal Akerman. France, 1989), Maschile, Roma (Friedl vom Gröller. Austria/Italy, 2015), Her Silent Seaming (Nazli Dinçel. U.S., 2014), Defenestration (Bea Haut. U.K., 2015), Nocturno (Naoko Sasaki. Canada, 2003), and Light Reading (Lis Rhodes. U.K., 1978).

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Motion in Form II @ Slade Research Center

Thursday 10th December 2015
6 – 9pm

Artists – Jenny Baines, Oliver Bancroft, Melanie Counsell, Benedict Drew, David Leister, Bea Haut, Jim Hobbs, Jayne Parker and Guy Sherwin

7th – 10th December : This event will include 16mm film workshops, seminars, live performance, and a day of film installations. It will include work by staff and students from the Slade School of Fine Art and the University of Greenwich. ‘Motion in Form II’ will act as a platform for debate about the relevance and specific qualities of analogue film, as well as its extension into other media.

–  http://motioninform.tumblr.com/?soc_src=mail&soc_trk=ma

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        Media City Film Festival

             Friday, July 31, 2015 | 9:30 PM
             Capitol Theatre | 121 University Ave West, Windsor

http://mediacityfilmfestival.com/

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Analogue Recurring

Friday 17th July

7pm

Lo & Behold,
2b Swanfield street, E2 7DS

Analogue Recurring is an experimental screening event, which illuminates the mechanical processes and materiality inherent in analogue film. Embracing a DIY ethos, new and contemporary analogue films are screened and performed. The event is platform to discuss and  enjoy the visceral pleasures of analogue films and their projectors.
This is contemporary analogue film continuously redefining it’s self as durational and durable in the digital age.

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Edinburgh International Film Festival 

Black Box Shorts 1: Placing Performance, Staging the Self –  22nd and 26th June

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE: LUX FILM FARM
A Hand Processing Film Workshop with Philip Hoffman

20-21 June 2015, 10am to 6pm

Double Negative Dark Room
178A Glyn Road, London E5 0JE
Price for 2-day workshop: £225 (includes 2 rolls of film per participant and chemistry)
More Info and Booking through LUX

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         One Hundred Foot III Collaborations

                  Friday 15th May  –  7pm

         Lo& Behold – 2b Swanfield street,

                   London E2 7DS

  A 16mm film curatorial project Produced by Jim Hobbs

Artists: Carla Garcia & Calum Watt, m Hobbs & Dennis McNany, Eric Stewart & Dan Stangl, Oliver Bancroft & Will Hanke, Guy Sherwin & Lynn Loo, Emilie Atkinson, Karel Doing, Rosalind Fowler, & James Holcombe, Richard Bevan & Sophie Michael, David Leister & Christel Chaudet, Patrick Beveridge & Mikhail Kozlov, Denis Masi & The The, Terry Wragg & Jez Coram, Jenny Baines & Bea Haut, Simon Liu & Brian Cooper, Sophie Michael & Astrid Everall, Martha Jurksaitis & Kathy Alberici, Nick Collins, Louisa Fairclough & Richard Glover

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   The Dream that kicks: Film Doubled

              Analogue Recurring

        @ London Short Film Festival

                           Sunday 18th January 2015  

                                          at 6pm

                     ICA , 12 Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AH                 

      more Info and tickets

                        

       Synchronised Fallibles  

    Laura Hindmarsh & Bea Haut

                 Tuesday 14th October

                              6-9pm

     One night installation exhibition only

                                    Apiary Studios, 458 Hackney Road, London E2 9EG

 Australian artist Laura Hindmarsh and London based artist Bea Haut bring together two 16mm film based works featuring the artist embodied within the frame. Present and exposed, yet deceptive through the coupling of alterations in time and space, these works complicate human gestures and suggest a viewing experience perceptive of the form. Running for one night only as a looped gallery based installation on 16mm film.

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             Seeing The Hidden

                       18th October

                              7pm

          DEPTFORD CINEMA         

          39 Deptford Broadway  SE8 4PQ

   Cinema and science meet in an event with playful talks and serious visuals.

                                                    More info ….

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       Analogue Recurring –  Double Vision

                             Friday 18th July

                                         7pm

        Lo & Behold, 2b Swanfield Street, London E2 7DS

Analogue Recurring is a 16mm film-screening event, a celebration and study of analogue film and projections. Exploring the mechanical processes and the visceral pleasures of this art form, this occasion delights in the materiality of celluloid film as well as in the performative nature of analogue projections. This show is a contemporary selection of artists and film-makers, who, in the digital age choose to engage with analogue film. Double Vision is particularly focus on double screen works, many of them made for this event, which will be projected on David Leister’s synchronised dual 16mm projectors.

Artists include : Jenny Baines, Oliver Bancroft, Richard Bevan, karel Doing, Mat Fleming, Sally Golding, Lucy Harris, Bea Haut, James Holcombe, David Leister, Sophie Micheal, Katie Miller, Giusy Pirotta, Greg Pope, Mai Spring and Daniela Zahlner

                                        Produced by Bea Haut          Technically upholstered by David Leister            Hosted by Lo & Behold

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Double Negative Darkroom Spring Salon

Exhibition Private View

Sat 10th May 7pm- til late

178A Gln Road E5 Oje

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   ONE HUNDRED FOOT   II

   Thursday 3rd & 4th April 2014

One Hundred Foot II is the second gathering of filmmakers’ and artists’ 16mm films. As an industry standard, 100 feet of film (approximately 3 minutes) is the given length for a small spool of 16mm film. This given/standard/restraint has been used by artists in the past and remains a pertinent form/format for creating films. Utilizing this number, a film can be conjured up within the parameters of two distant but specific points – 0 and 100. In understanding that film, as opposed to digital, is measured in this tactile and physical form of length, the filmmaker/artist must address the issue of time through the measurement of a material length. For some, this constraint is seen as a time limit; for others, it becomes a finite amount of physical material in which to construct a work, similar to a sculptor’s material.

Curated by Jim Hobbs        Master of Ceremony  David Leister            Hosted by Lo & Behold

2b Swanfield Street, London E2 7DS                             more info

Artists  :     Luke McCreadie, Bea Haut, Joanna Byrne, Louise Colbourne, Jim Hobbs, Richard Bevan, Jayne Parker, Sophie Michael, Jennifer Nightingale, Oliver Bancroft, James Holcombe, Denis Masi, Jenna Bliss, Vassilis Vlasatras, Vicki Thornton,  Stephen Broomer, Lucy Harris, Nick Collins, Jenny Baines, David Leister, Vicky Smith

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            SCREENSCAPES 

     Friday 28th March 2014 – 7pm

         collective-iz invites you to: Screenscapes – a screening of artist’s film, video and sound.

In 1983, Deke Dusinbeere stated in his programme notes for Avant-Garde British Landscape Films at the Tate, that – even when culturally and physically we are incapable of sharing the same view – we can all appreciate the  ‘need to search for a new representation of the world, for new terms in which to envisage the future.’ ^* The artists in this programme continue this search, engaging and revealing through ‘light, colour, movement and texture’ ^* a diverse landscape with infinite ways of seeing it.

Artists include: Luke Aspell, Jenny Baines, Nick Collins, Chris Paul Daniels, Nicky Hamlyn, Bea Haut, Jamie Jenkinson, Jennifer Nightingale, Damien Monteau, Gareth Polmeer, Action Pyramid, John Smith and Sally Troughton.

^{* Deke Dusinberre, Introduction to Avant-Garde British Landscape Films programme notes, Tate Gallery, 3-21st March 1975, From Undercut 7/8 spring 1983 special issues on landscape film and photography and video.}

Apiary Studios   – 458 Hackney Rd, London E2 9EG                                                           Collective-iz

£3 entry

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   35mm Pop Up Cinema  

  Friday 6th December 2013

Projecting films on David Leister’s ‘portable’ 35mm Fumeo projector, this evening has been concocted to set a challenge to artists and filmmakers to experiment within the 35mm frame yet work outside of industry parameters. Continuing with an interest in celluloid film’s materiality and the performance of projection, Analogue Recurring would like to provoke  DIY film technologies, help define contemporary artist’s analogue film production and confound the general view that analogue film is dead.’

 Lo & Behold, 2b Swanfield Street, London, E2 7DS

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    MOTION IN FORM

    Saturday 12th October 2013

A series of short exhibitions and performance events by seven artists that predominantly work with analogue film and installation. They will each install a new work, or new composition of works at the Project Space at various points from the months of July through to October 2013.

The remit is purely to explore the sculptural possibilities of film installation within the project space. This will be an opportunity for the artists to experiment with the methodologies and material of celluloid film and projected light, as well as the expanded cinematic qualities of film as performance and form.

A full listing of the artist’s information and event dates will be posted here:  http://motioninform.tumblr.com

  @ Electro Studios Project Space,  St. Leonards on Sea

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         Emitters of Light                                                            No.W.Here Open Studio 

  Thursday 3th October,   6-9pm.                            316-318 Bethnal Green Road, E2 0AG
  Friday 4th to Sunday 6th, 11am-6pm.                                              
no.w.here opens its laboratory and studio to reveal film installations and screenings of works made within the very space they are shown. Drawing upon an incredible body of work made by no.w.here’s members, moving image art will be installed and projected within the lab as an immersive experience.
These works combine digital technologies with a deep understanding and engagement with the material, mechanical and chemical nature of film. Continuously looping and playing, the works will be situated in relation to the machines in which they were made, drawing out an understanding of the capabilities of these ’emitters of light’ and bringing a deeper appreciation of the qualities of film as a vital and important contemporary material.

Artists: Karel Doing, Peter Gidal, Maria Anastassiou, Bea Haut, Jenny Baines, Vicky Smith, Oliver Bancroft, Patrick Beveridge and more!                 

           http://artlicksweekend.com

 

     LONDON ANALOGUE FESTIVAL

         7th -8th September 2013

Photography, film, sound art, workshops and talks

https://www.facebook.com/londonanalogue?ref=br_tf

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 ANALOGUE RECURRING                       @  Lo & Behold, London

  Thursday 25th April 2013

     Analogue Recurring is a celluloid film-screening event, a celebration and study of analogue film and projections. Exploring the mechanical processes and the visceral pleasures of this art form, this occasion delights in the materiality of celluloid film as well as in the performative nature of analogue projections. This show is a contemporary selection of artists and film-makers, who, in the digital age choose to engage with analogue film.

Artists 2013 : Maria Anastassiou, Jenny Baines, Oliver Bancroft, Louise Colbourne, Karel Doing, Sally Golding, Nicky Hamlyn, Bea Haut, Lucy Harris, Jim Hobbs, David Leister, Sophie Micheal, Giusy Pirrotta, Greg Pope, Vicky Smith and Jutu Van der Made

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Material Light – 2nd March 2013 

16mm celluloid film screening.
Artists film and archive program.
Celebrating the pre cinema days of it’s original incarnation as Edison’s film production studio, Black Maria will play host to an evening of 16mm projection featuring a mix of artist’s and archive films that contain elements of architecture, space and light.  Perspective, performance and gesture are all emphasized in a programme that reflects the process of celluloid filmmaking. Films by Lucy Harris, Bea Haut, Jim Hobbs, David Leister, Sophie Micheal, Alia Syed and Emily Richardson.

Black Maria in The Crossing
1 Granary Square
N1C 4AA London
United Kingdom

Saturday, 2 March 2013 from 19:30 to 22:00