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RESISTING EXPECTATIONS

Karel Doing, Wilderness Series 












7-9pm (with Q&A)
The Horsebridge Centre, Cinema, Top Floor, 11 Horsebridge Road, Whitstable, CT5 1AF
FREE

Tomorrow night (4th June 2018) we'll be presenting a programme of live expanded and single screen works as part of The Whitstable Biennale at The Horsebridge Centre in Whitstable.

A selection of film, video and performance works that investigate, critique, and play with ways to make and present the moving image, confounding our perception and conception of it, through direct physical action, filming and editing processes or manipulation of the technology.

Karel Doing uses ingredients from nature to ‘grow’ images on film; Vicky Smith’s live manipulation of the filmstrip produces primal, abstract and noisy animation; Conor Kelly explores the relationship between sound, image and site; Deniz Johns reverses the allure of the ‘selfie’, and Peter Gidal’s collaboration with William Burroughs calls the films ‘so called imagery … the opposite of erasure, but nothing so much as visible’. https://lux.org.uk/work/coda-i

The evening will end with a discussion between the audience and artists.

Programme

Karel Doing
Wilderness Series
HD Video and DCP, 13:38 minutes, colour, 2016

Peter Gidal
Coda I & II
16mm, sound, 4 minutes, colour, 2013

Conor Kelly
New live performance sound and image work, 2018

Deniz Johns
#youjustnow / Media Blackout III,
Digital video, monitor, loop, 2018

Vicky Smith
Agitations
16mm film, performance, projection, 2017/18





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