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As the World Turns

As the World Turns is a moving image science fiction, which explores man’s place in time and space, through the science of radio astronomy.Filmed at

THE ARK COMMUNITY RESEARCH VIDEO FRANCE

Silent film of the architectural design and layout of The Ark community in France, founded by Grace Ndiritu.https://www.thearkcenterexperiment.comCreated by artist Grace Ndiritu, The Ark: Center

Space and Freedom

When Chinese artist Li Yuan-chia left the London art scene for rural Cumbria in 1967, he said he was going in search of ‘Space and

ENCEINDRE

If the word Enceinte (meaning the “main defensive enclosure of a fortification”) is synonymous with “the body of the place”– what does it means to

Elegy

A film of stone and light – just stone and light. ‘Elegy is a form of poetry natural to the reflective mind. Sorrow and love

Walked the Way Home

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

So Many, So Magnificent (O Quanta Qualia)

In the shape of an ever-rising cross a church is built, stone on stone, until its spires strike the clouds. A thousand years after the

For An Open Campus

Shot over the months of October and November 2014 on the campus of Aichi University of the Arts in Japan, For An Open Campus is

Beach House

Beach House is a film about a unique example of rural modernism, built on the UK coast of Suffolk by architect John Penn. Penn was

Throw Them Up and Let Them Sing

Commissioned by the Hatton Gallery Newcastle for installation alongside Kurt Schwitters’ Merzbarn Wall, Throw Them Up and Let Them Sing explores the later years of

Everything Made Bronze

Everything Made Bronze makes compelling use of one of the most renowned of architect Carlo Scarpa’s buildings, the Gipsoteca plaster-cast gallery in the Museo Canova,

3 Church Walk

3 Church Walk is a film about the modernist architect H.T. (Jim) Cadbury Brown’s Suffolk house that he and his wife Betty Dale designed and

Babeldom

Babeldom is a city so massive and growing at such a speed that soon, it is said, light itself will not escape its gravitational pull.

Ausgetraumt

Addressing his fascination with naiveté , Narkevicius documents a small group of young Lithuanian boys who have just started a band, interspersing shots of their

Sovereign Sisters

Rene de Saint-Marceaux’s 1907 granite and bronze statue, which still stands in Kleine Schanze Park, Bern, exalts the imperial ambition of the Union Postale Universelle,

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