On 9 November, we’ll be screening the final showing of Selected IX at QUAD in Derby. Screening to be followed by Q&A and talk by Jamie Wyld, videoclub’s director. Venue: QUAD, Market Place, Cathedral Quarter, Derby, DE1 3AS Date/time: Saturday, 9 November at 3-5pm Price: Free entry – BOOK FREE TICKET Selected is a new collection of…
Exhibition preview: Thursday, 24 October 19, 6-8pm Exhibition dates: 25 October 19 – 19 January 20 Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm (closed Mondays) Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art, Market Buildings, Thomas Street, Northern Quarter, Manchester, M4 1EU Diary of a Madman: Manchester Plan, New Bees, is based on Cheng Ran’s short-term residency at Centre…
videoclub is presenting a curated showcase of artists’ film and video by five artists based in the UK at FLAME, Asia’s first video art fair in October. The fair is on between 4 and 6 October at Ovolo Southside, Wong Chuk Hang Road, 64, Hong Kong. We will be showing work by celebrated artists Patrick Hough,…
Both Sides Now 5 looks at the way in which artists and filmmakers are exploring Queer culture, using various film and video techniques, to examine aspects of Queer life in Hong Kong, China and the UK. Curated by videoclub and Videotage (Hong Kong). Programme of films Venue and date Curatorial statement Programme of films Films…
VIDEOCLUB AT SHENZHEN NEW MEDIA ART FESTIVAL 2019 videoclub is one of the contributing artistic partners of Shenzhen New Media Art Festival 2019 (Shenzhen MAF). Partnering with FLAMIN – Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network – we will be showing works by 14 artists throughout the festival’s exhibition and screening programme. Shenzhen MAF is…
Both Sides Now 5 looks at the way in which artists and filmmakers are exploring Queer culture, using various film and video techniques, to examine aspects of Queer life in Hong Kong, China and the UK. Curated by videoclub and Videotage (Hong Kong). Programme of films Venues and dates Curatorial statement Programme of films Films…
Selected is a new collection of diverse artists’ film and video touring the UK in May-July 2019, taking place at some of the UK’s leading venues for showcasing artists’ film and video. Shortlisted artists for the 2018 Film London Jarman Award – Daria Martin, Jasmina Cibic, Lawrence Lek, Margaret Salmon, David Blandy & Larry Achiampong…
“The Joiner’s Arms smelt, tasted, sounded and felt like freedom.” Dan Glass, 2018 Trojan Horse / Rainbow Flag is a programme of artists’ film and video about LGBTQI+ spaces, presented by videoclub in LGBTQI+ clubs and community run spaces across the UK. At a time when queer spaces are increasingly under threat from gentrification the…
Throughout March 2019, Ho Yan Pun Nicole is artist in residence for Both Sides Now 5 with The Marlborough Pub & Theatre in Brighton. While in the UK, Nicole will be meeting with artists and organisations. During the residency, she will be developing a new work exploring gender performativity and the ambiguous space between private and public….
Throughout March 2019, Rob Crosse is artist in residence for Both Sides Now 5 with Videotage in Hong Kong. While in Hong Kong, Crosse will be meeting with artists and organisations, and investigating the development of a new work. In 2018, Crosse was curated into our Selected 8 programme, and chosen by videoclub and Videotage to…
A- – -Z (the nomadic curatorial platform run by Anne Duffau) presents a mood board and a mix from a trip to Taipei with videoclub for Viewfinder. It is necessary to share some basic facts about Taipei and Taiwan, then to mention two favourite artworks (by Su Yu-Hsien & Su Hui-Yu) from our curatorial visit…
The opportunity to travel to South Korea with videoclub came at a very timely moment in my curatorial career. I was about to open Phantom Limb (phantomlimb.info), an exhibition I co-curated with Kathy Cho at Cody Dock in East London that brought together Korean diaspora artists Dylan Mira, Jette Hye Jin Mortensen, Joan Oh, Tiffany…
