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The Miracle on George Green

A film borne of walking through Hackney Marshes repeatedly in 2020 imagining my childhood – the things I experienced and those I wished I had,

Weed Killer

Inspired by artist-writer Catherine Lord’s memoir The Summer of Her Baldness (2004), a moving and irreverent account of the author’s experience of cancer. At the

The Prince of Homburg

Patrick Staff’s vibrant, colour-coded video uses text from Heinrich von Kleist’s 19th-century play of the same name to explore themes of persecution and punishment to

On Venus

Staff’s On Venus is comprised of two parts. The first of scratched, warped, and overlapping footage documenting the industrial farming of hormonal, reproductive, and carnal

A Boi is…

A Boi is . . . offers a humorous take on the educational programs watched during childhood. Formed as part of a hypothetical series the

An image of black women in white voluminous dresses with frills and colorful headpieces is projected onto a white wall and a glittery curtain drape.

She Was A Full Body Speaker

This video combines found footage from the artist’s personal archive and that of Liverpool based filmmaker Sandi Hughes (Rewind/Fast Forward). It explores cycles of trauma,

The Gender Song

The Gender Song is a defiant call to end limiting gender categorisation spun over a dancehall riddim. It is one of four in a series

Nurses

‘Nurses’ 2019 brings together research around the close readings of bodies in relation to diagnostic narratives, queer reproduction and pleasure. Within it the creation, distribution

What Weakens The Flesh Is The Flesh Itself

Chicago-based Steve Reinke and Berlin-based James Richards may be artists separated by twenty years of age and the Atlantic Ocean, but they share a fascination

Hat & Wig

An informal portrait of fluxus artist Geoffrey Hendricks & arts activist Sur Rodney Sur, featuring Minette’s hat and Candy Darling’s wig.

Eerie

A magical film loop, combining a Berlin lesbian decadence with falling in love in a cable car, high above the slopes of Mount Pilatus. Inspired

Delilah

Located in darkness, a place of no boundaries, Delilah is a ‘meditation on violence’ , love and survival. Gendered gestures of empowerment, fight and flight

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