“It was a lover and his lass” a single-channel, video collage by Stephen Sutcliffe takes its title and soundtrack from a song in Act 5,
City of Dreadful Something, draws upon Herbert Read’s archive as a jumping off point, combining a poem by the late Martin Bell, cover visuals from
Moveable Bridge, 2017, made on a residency in Hull, draws together Nina Simone, Philip Larkin, Winifred Holtby and the Housemartins. Partly, Cammock reveals the way
Inspired by the forgotten histories, photographs and artworks uncovered in Wysing Arts Centre’s archive, Cammock’s new film acts as a reflection on the politics of
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
Acting as part ode and through a series of interpretations, the film depicts young artists considering with sheer wonder who is given a voice.
Excerpts of texts by psychoanalyst Marion Milner (1900-1998) on concentration, the body, repetition, daydreaming and open-ended time as conditions for creation are read and reflected
When you fall into a Trance is part of a series of Wardill’s films that share a common interest in the complexities of communication and
Duane’s interview of Romanian playwright Eugene Ionesco unfolds in a small Hollywood theatre where issues of heroes and failures, patriarchy and puppets, and time passing
Otolith Timeline situates The Otolith Trilogy in a speculative history of the 20th and 21st Century.
The Tiger’s Mind is an abstract crime thriller set against the backdrop of a brutalist villa. Six characters, the set, the music, the foley, the
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