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Assembly: The Resemblance of Things II

2 December 2013 at 19.00–21.00
Jayne Parker, Trilogy: Kettle’s Yard 2008 16 mm transferred to video still

Jayne Parker, Trilogy: Kettle’s Yard 2008 16 mm transferred to video still

This programme considers the significance of everyday objects and images through studied compositions, crash edits, music and fragmented language.

This screening is paired with Assembly: The Resemblance Of Things I on Sunday 1 December.

Download The Resemblance of Things, programme notes [PDF 3.53 Mb]

Programme

Triband

Sebastian Buerkner, 2010, 4 min

The Diamond (Descartes’ Daughter)

Emily Wardill, 2008,16 mm, colour, 10 min

Louis Ghost Chair

Simon Martin, 2011, 17 min

Trilogy: Kettle’s Yard

Jayne Parker, 2008, 16 mm transferred to video, 25 min

IT, HIT, HEAT

Laure Prouvost, 2010, 7 min

Rosebud

James Richards, 2013, HD video, 13 min

Coda I and Coda II

Peter Gidal, 2013, 16 mm, 100 seconds each

Programme duration: 79 min

Simon Martin's Louis Ghost Chair was commissioned by Film and Video Umbrella and the Holburne Museum, Bath, in association with Collective, Edinburgh, Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, Sunderland and Elena Hill. Supported by Arts Council England with additional support from Henry Moore Foundation.

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2 December 2013 at 19.00–21.00

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    born 1977
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    born 1965
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