Yes to the Work!: The Women’s Art Library
‘Yes to the Work!: The Women’s Art Library’ incorporates the feminist links between art and education. The film socially interweaves a diverse range of artists
‘Yes to the Work!: The Women’s Art Library’ incorporates the feminist links between art and education. The film socially interweaves a diverse range of artists
A van travels around London. Participants are asked to listen to music and then recall what they were thinking about. Mindwandering is an exstablished field
The general definition of a ‘weed’ is ‘a plant in the wrong place’ or ‘a plant growing where it is not wanted’. Where then is
How to speak to your bilingual daughter when your English is not good? Artist records the phrases she overheard other mothers say to their children
A modernist monument in Tbilisi nicknamed Andropov’s Ears (after the then-head of the KGB, Yuri Andropov) has recently been demolished by the neoliberal Georgian government to be replaced by
The Black Sea occupies a special place both of trauma and of pleasure in Medoidze’s video Questions and Answers. Combining the shots of Black sea
Informed by interviews with first-generation migrants living in the UK, this short film weaves together the lives of multiple characters as they confront inherited ideas
The film depicts a woman from two sides at once: walking towards and, simultaneously, away from the camera. One moment at a time. Frame by
The ‘Miniatures’ are an ongoing series of compact films Morgan Quaintance is continually producing. These short shorts are all under four minutes long and allow
The process of making a playground is the starting point for a reflection on the relationship between work and free-time, highlighting the hidden labour of
A short film made in preparation for a longer one called After London, where a young woman goes on a quest to find the mythical
A film borne of walking through Hackney Marshes repeatedly in 2020 imagining my childhood – the things I experienced and those I wished I had,
Three sisters move through public/political space – a square, bridge, garden and hill- in this exploration of Black diaspora. Taking as its starting point empty