Artists: Haluk Akakçe, Tacita Dean, Willie Doherty, Susan Hiller, Rachel Lowe, Christina Mackie, Rosalind Nashashibi, Thomson & Craighead, Wood & Harrison. Appearing in unexpected places, Flicker offers an opportunity for audiences to experience contemporary artists' film and video, hoping to surprise and inspire. 12 artists’ works from the British Council Collection have been selected for exhibition. They will be shown in a variety of venues, ranging from the Faculty of Arts of Damascus University, Mustafa Ali Gallery, to the exterior wall of a building. Each venue will offer a unique context for the reading of the work. Over a period of three weeks from late March 2009, the works will be launched one by one on consecutive days accompanied...
Screening and UK premiere of Shadow Sites I followed by “In conversation” with the writer and critic...
The travelling exhibition Metropolis Rise: New Art from London was curated by Anthony Gross and Jen ...
The Photographic Gallery in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication hosted an exhibition...
'Flicker' is a response to Ian White's performance 'IBIZA: A Reading for 'The Flicker' (2008), and ...
A project by the artist Hala Georges, curated by Emma Brasó. This exhibition functions as a count...
Cinépoetry is not a singular film movement or an approach to filmmaking associated with a certain ti...
Preview of People in Public Places - Turkey, an exhibit of 17 silk-screen prints by artist Deborah...
Tate Britain 19 May 2003 – 1 April 2004 The use of film and video by artists in Britain over the pas...
PaintLounge Berlin is a gathering of painters from the UK and Germany who exhibited and shared a wee...
The 20 international artists featured in UnSpooling – Artists & Cinema, present current reflections ...
John McClenaghen ,one of our researchers in Fine Art who was among 40 artists chosen to represent th...
Image: monochrome street in Damascus This work is from UND’s second national print portfolio competi...
A series of panoramic film-strips of gallery visitors and two designs for film-strip installations f...
I was short-listed and subsequently commissioned by Turner Contemporary to undertake an artist’s res...
Sunset Strip is day-by-day animated diary of a year's sunsets, recorded directly onto a continuous s...
Screening and UK premiere of Shadow Sites I followed by “In conversation” with the writer and critic...
The travelling exhibition Metropolis Rise: New Art from London was curated by Anthony Gross and Jen ...
The Photographic Gallery in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication hosted an exhibition...
'Flicker' is a response to Ian White's performance 'IBIZA: A Reading for 'The Flicker' (2008), and ...
A project by the artist Hala Georges, curated by Emma Brasó. This exhibition functions as a count...
Cinépoetry is not a singular film movement or an approach to filmmaking associated with a certain ti...
Preview of People in Public Places - Turkey, an exhibit of 17 silk-screen prints by artist Deborah...
Tate Britain 19 May 2003 – 1 April 2004 The use of film and video by artists in Britain over the pas...
PaintLounge Berlin is a gathering of painters from the UK and Germany who exhibited and shared a wee...
The 20 international artists featured in UnSpooling – Artists & Cinema, present current reflections ...
John McClenaghen ,one of our researchers in Fine Art who was among 40 artists chosen to represent th...
Image: monochrome street in Damascus This work is from UND’s second national print portfolio competi...
A series of panoramic film-strips of gallery visitors and two designs for film-strip installations f...
I was short-listed and subsequently commissioned by Turner Contemporary to undertake an artist’s res...
Sunset Strip is day-by-day animated diary of a year's sunsets, recorded directly onto a continuous s...
Screening and UK premiere of Shadow Sites I followed by “In conversation” with the writer and critic...
The travelling exhibition Metropolis Rise: New Art from London was curated by Anthony Gross and Jen ...
The Photographic Gallery in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication hosted an exhibition...