Letter from Tokyo is a documentary film focusing on the activities of grass roots activists, artist led organisations, and queers politics in light of the
Set on Essex Road among an established local community in Islington London, this film looks at the complex relationship between people and place. Growing up
In the 1980s soldiers started appearing on the streets of Paris. They were part of “Operation Pirate Vigil” which usually lasted a few months after
German voice artist Ute Wassermann discovers the strange acoustic under Walthamstowe Marshes railway bridge. Made for The Voice and the Lens at the Icon Gallery
Los Angeles Plays Itself is a video essay by Thom Anderson about how movies have portrayed the city of Los Angeles. Carefully weaving together footage
Aboriginal Myths of South London adapts world views associated with indigenous people of Oceania to an interpretation of the space and social history of places
Super-8 film of night and daytime cityscapes and illuminations, collected over several years and spliced together into a split-screen collage. The piece is a mixture
A city symphony film composed from advertising signs, building facades, fragments of music and conversation, and unmarked sites of vanished cultural landmarks. The film is
A Necessary Music is a science fiction film about modernist social housing. A musically conceived piece, referencing the video operas of Robert Ashley, the film
Music by Rick Corrigan . A nostalgic envisionment of city living – the potential shards of memory seen as if always on the verge of
For these six urban capsules filmed in Minneapolis, Steina attached different lenses and mirrors to the camera. She also used a turntable to create a
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