a programme of artists moving image curated by Kerry Baldry
This touring programme is the forth in the series, an eclectic range of moving image with formats such as 16mm film, Super 8, video, stopframe animation, superimposition, all constrained by a time limit of one minute.
Pretty Flamingo by Katharine Meynell
RS-A 4 by Jonathan Moss
Ginnungagap Muspelheim by Eva Rudlinger (silent)
One Minute in Pisa by Chris Meigh Andrews
Dinosaur by Martin Pickles
Cloud Mime by Gordon Dawson (silent)
No Visible Means of Support by Sam Renseiw and Philip Sanderson
100 Heads by Tony Hill
‘it’s art’ (my grand dad is a conceptual artist) by Laure Prouvost (silent)
Twenty Foot Square by Stuart Moore and Kayla Parker
Untitled by Kerry Baldry
The Man Who Came Back by Alex Pearl (silent)
Inanimatismus by Steven Ball
White Wall by Anahita Razmi
Holding The Viewer by Tony Hill
Snowflake by Kate Jessop
Tell me when you think one minute is up from by Bob Levene
Half Life by Erica Scourti (silent)
Little Skipper by Elizabeth Hobbs
Untitled by Stuart Pound
Greenwich Power Station by Liam Wells
X by Claire Morales
Zapruder Objective 1 by Michael Cousin
Film Poem 1 ‘Storm’ by Tina Keane
Turn of the Century by Virginia Hilyard
Dark Matter by Gordon Dawson (Silent)
Recess by Riccardo Iacono
Loves me/loves me not by Fil Ieropoulos
Time Travel by Sam Renseiw and Philip Sanderson
Antarctica Silence by Marty St. James (silent)
Scaped (1) by James Snazell
The lost and crumpled will by Stuart Pound
Night Piano by Richard Tuohy
Colour Bars by Simon Payne (silent)
Like using a … by Tansy Spinks
Piecing by Louisa Minkin (silent)
Twitter by Leister/Harris
1961 Revisted by Nicki Rolls (silent)
Patronizing ideas, Lessons and Afternoon Games: Bar Delay by Zhel Vukicevic
Live Painting – Red Hill by Nick Herbert
Stargazers by Alex Pearl
Code by Stuart Pound
One Minute biennale di venezia 2009 by Daniela Butsch (silent)
Blossom by Michael Szpakowski
Restraint by David Kefford
Passing Shots by Cate Elwes
Fri June 4th, Meinblau, Pfefferberg
doors open at 8pm, screening starts at 9pm
please be on time
still from Turn of the Century by Virginia Hilyard