Posts tagged “video art”

Third Thursdays on 17th March
Third Thursdays Brighton – 17 February 2022
A bright yellow head with eye mask looks down upon a group of loving worshippers Third Thursdays Brighton – 20 January 2022
3 frames from Zoom webinar including speakers Jia Tan, Beatrice Wong and Danielle Braithwaite-Shirley Both Sides Now: Queer – recorded panel talks
A person looks up facing the ceiling. The word queer in capital letters is written in the centre. Both Sides Now: Queer at SPARK Festival 21 HK/UK
SPARK – Both Sides Now: Queer – Panel discussions
Image represents four artists work, top left: a still image from Siphenathi Mayekiso’s film Echoes of Identity, which shows a man with bare chest and arms across his face against a blue sky; top right: a still image from Rebekah Ubuntu’s film Ecologies of Belonging (a Meditation in Progress), which shows a person standing in the centre of a sandy footpath with long grass either side, in the distance to the left if the sea and clouds in the sky; bottom right: a still image from Nadine Mckenzie’s film A Will, My Wheels and a Way, which shows a young woman sat in a wheelchair reflected in a mirror, a wall of windows shows buildings and blue sky outside; bottom left picture: a dirt track footpath leads into the distance through a field, the ground is a deep red, making the grass on the sides of the path almost black in colour, trees can be seen on the horizon in the distance with clouds and a little blue sky above. Reverberation – Vital Capacities’ latest exhibition
A young man sits in the back of a car staring downwards intently. He wears a black cap and pink hoodie. The car is grey with shimmers of green on the paint form the light outside. The street ooutside is dark, but lit by the headlights of traffic from the cars behind and the streetlights and buildings nearby. Selected 11 – film and video programme – watch now
Selected 11 – UK Screenings and Exhibition
Selected 11 – Meet the artists
Exhibition: In Search of Chemozoa by boredomresearch
Interview with boredomresearch by Lucy Sabin
A video still from Tzu Huan Lin’s Let Me Inside You – a horse with 3 heads flies through the sky, 3 disembodied hands holding mobile phones are also in the sky. The sky is blue with white lines flowing through it. Interview with Tzu Huan Lin, Vital Capacities resident artist
A figure stands reflected in front of a large mirror, showing the person from the waist up. They wear a rose-pink satin negligee, pink fur bra, fishnet vest and shiny black elbow length gloves. They have long pale pink hair and have pink mirrored futuristic sunglasses on. A black fishnet is wrapped tight over their face. The room they are in looks luxurious, with a decorative cream frame to the mirror, and long white and pink drapes against the wall in background. The image is taken from artists film, Broken Hearts Hotel by Katarzyna Perlak. Interview wth Katarzyna Perlak, Vital Capacities resident artist
Three digitised figures appear from a digital background. The background waves of digital data, in pink and green, all on a black background. The figures are also waves of data, two are in electric blue and green, the other an off white colour. Interview with Vishal Kumaraswamy, Vital Capacities resident artist