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Grain

‘Grain’ (2016) is a portrait of Anna Halprin’s Mountain Home Studio built by her husband and environmental architect Lawrence Halprin (1916-2009). A voiceover from Daria

Cat

Cat is a film about a cat. Followed on Clouston Street, Glasgow, by Salmon on afternoon; the cat sits, walks, pees, looks and leaves. A

Houses (For Margaret)

Luke Fowler constructed this tribute to Scottish filmmaker and poet Margaret Tait on the occasion of her centenary. Setting off to Tait’s native Orkney, Fowler

Cladach

The Wester Ross region of North West Scotland provides grounds to film and explore indigenous habitats and species, as well as human interactions with the

Time:Distance

The vivid pastoral scenes and colour screens in Time:Distance, oscillate between tapestry-like detail and abstraction, where film and digital subclips intersect and imitate. Marking a

Common Ground

‘Common Ground’ was made for an event at the ICA programmed by Lucy Reynolds about experiments in sound, film and performance to accompany the exhibition

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 View from Nowhere

The View from Nowhere is a single-channel moving image work which explores man’s place in nature through the science and technology of CERN, the particle

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

Imbizo Ka Mafavuke (Mafavuke’s Tribunal)

Imbizo Ka Mafavuke (Mafavuke’s Tribunal) is an experimental documentary set at the edge of a nature reserve in Johannesburg. A kind of Brechtian Lehrstück, the film

Tåke

TÅKE (Fog) observes the spectacle of fog through several different film- and video formats. The film explores the behaviour of Super-8 and 16mm film alongside

Autumn Rush for Kurt Kren and Winter and Spring and Summer

Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer are shown as a four screen installation or a twin screen projection A close up observation of trees in Autumn,

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

Origin of the Species

A film begun as a portrait of S, a 75 year old man living in a remote part of Inverness-shire. S has been obsessed with

Just Me And You

In Just Me And You, the audience are the silent partner in a love affair which is funny and painful, and invariably too close for

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