Aflie Killick- Mantis screened on The Old Neptune Pub, Whitstable Biennale, 2018
One Man Eight Cameras, 2014, Naren Wilks, music by Jack Hurst
Venus Whipped By Love,2018, Sarah Cameron
Black Rain, 2009, Semiconductor
Layers, 2017, Hannah Whittaker
Enthusiasm, 2011, Nikita Kadan (excerpt)
Cinderella, 1922, Lotte Reiniger
Whitstable Biennale Satellite Programme
Saturday 2nd June 2018
A large-scale, outdoor projection of artists’ films and video on the beach at The Old Neptune Pub (on the exterior wall facing the seafront), starting from sunset
The one and half hour programme presents a snapshot of different generations of artists, many having taken part in international art Biennials, alongside emerging practitioners selected from open calls and students from the University of Kent School of Music and Fine Art.
The selection of works is from DECREATION – the 2017 edition of 51zero international festival of moving image and digital arts.
Cinderella, 1922, Lotte Reiniger
DECREATION
27 October – 2 November 2017
Venues:
Rochester | Rochester Cathedral Crypt
Rochester | The Guildhall Museum
Chatham | The Royal Dockyard Church
51zero Festival 2017 spanned over 6 days, showcasing work from University of Kent students and graduates, and emerging and established artists.
Artists’ films and live music scores – Launch Night in Rochester Cathedral Crypt
Guildhall Museum Exhibition
Alfie Killick
Dan Rees
Andrew Gallacher
Artist Talk and Photography Workshop by Helen Marshall – The Guildhall Museum,
Lanscape Painting, live Performance by Sarah Cameron – The Guildhall Museum, Rochester
Walk and Talk – Rochester Cathedral Crypt to The Guildhall Museum, Rochester
New Coordinates – Discussion with artists from all over the world – The Royal Dockyard Church, University of Kent, Chatham
Open projector – The Royal Dockyard Church, University of Kent, Chatham
Sally Troughton, Set Aside, 2013
Installations, artists’ films, experimental digital and video work by established and emerging artists, students and graduates from University of Kent School of Music and Fine Art – The Guildhall Museum, Rochester.
Chorus Festival 2015 6th April
Rochester Mass at Queen Elizabeth Hall (Southbank Centre)
The James Taylor Quartet, Rochester Cathedral and a specially formed choir premiere Rochester Mass alongside a film piece by Margherita Gramegna
Nadia Perrotta, Fuscaldo, 2014, exhibiting in Maison de l'Art et de la Communication (MAC)
THE OTHER SIDE OF HERE
26-28 March 2015
Venues:
Sallaumines | Maison de l’Art et de la Communication (MAC)
Lens | Institut Universitaire de Technologie de Lens (IUT)
Sallaumines | Futur Café’ du Projet
51zero Festival toured to Lens, France for a 3-day event, showcasing work fromUniversity for the Creative Arts University of Kent andUniversity Campus Suffolk students and emerging and established artist filmmakers.
Aggela Ioannidou, Scopophilia, 2015
Open Projector at Futur Cafe du Projet
A participatory work of portable peepholes which seek to entice you to create your own aleatoric live movie for a scopophilic experience.
Lindsay Seers, still from The Projectionist (Film London Jarman Award 2010)
James Taylor with Rochester Cathedral Choir – Opening Event at The Guildhall Museum, Rochester. Photograph by Ed Thompson
Stephane Trois Carres, N+1, participatory performance outside The Guildhall Museum.
Walk and Talk with Alix Delmas and other exhibiting artists
THE OTHER SIDE OF HERE
10-12 October 2014
Venues:
Strood | St Nicholas Church
Rochester | The Guildhall /Medway Little Theatre / Princes Hall
Chatham | POP / Sun Pier House / Sun Pier
Workshop 34 in Sittingborne
1st & 2nd December 2014
Whitstable Biennale Satellite Event
14th June 2014
Outdoor Pop Up Cinema
POP Launch
4th April 2014
At Modern Foreign Language Group, Rochester
At Medway Little Theatre, Chatham
At Castle Connections, Swale
At Asian Ladies Group, Rochester Library
At Strood Library
At Tavern Inn, Strood
At University of Kent
Creative Consultation Events