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Inside out

24 September 2016 at 20.30–23.00
Cordelia Swann Phantoms 1986, film still. Courtesy the artist and LUX

Cordelia Swann, Phantoms, 1986, film still. Courtesy the artist and LUX

A screening examining film as a plastic space of subjective projection

Resolutely non-verbal, the films in this programme rely on the power of the moving image to give visible presence to profound, intangible inner feelings. The desires, fears and fantasies that constitute subjective experience are externalised both onto the performers’ bodies and into the filmic space, which becomes at once intensely personal and symbolic. Most of these films lend flesh to the ambivalent emotions involved in the relationship to an ‘other’. 

Jayne Parker K 1989, film still. Courtesy the artist and LUX

Jayne Parker, K, 1989, film still. Courtesy the artist and LUX

​Jayne Parker The Pool 1991, film still. Courtesy the artist and LUX

​Jayne Parker, The Pool, 1991, film still. Courtesy the artist and LUX

Programme

Jayne Parker, K, UK, 1989, 16mm, black and white, sound, 13 min 

Jayne Parker, The Pool, UK, 1991, 16mm, black and white, sound, 10 min 

Moira Sweeney, Looking for the Moon, UK, 1995, 16mm, black and white, silent, 7 min 

Tanya Syed, Delilah, UK, 1995, 16mm, black and white, sound, 11 min 

Tanya Syed, Chameleon, UK,1990, 16mm, black and white, sound, 4 min 

Sarah Pucill, Swollen Stigma, UK, 1998, 16mm transferred to digital, colour, sound, 21 min 

Cordelia Swann, Phantoms, UK, 1986, Super 8 transferred to digital, colour, sound, 18 min

The screening is followed by a discussion with Jayne Parker, Tanya Syed and Cordelia Swann, moderated by Cécile Chich, independent researcher and former board member of LFMC/LUX. 

Supported by LUMA Foundation, FLUXUS and LUX.

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Starr Cinema

Bankside
London SE1 9TG
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24 September 2016 at 20.30–23.00

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