Field work: of film, sound and voice

  • Lucy Parker (Curator)

    Research output: Practice-based/Artistic researchExhibition

    Abstract

    This programme of experiments in sound, film and performance accompanied the exhibition, 'The sun went in, the fire went out: landscapes in film, performance and text', curated by Karen Di Franco and Elisa Kay, at CHELSEA Space.
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - Sept 2016
    EventField work : of film, sound and voice - CHELSEA Space, London, U.K.
    Duration: 4 Sept 20164 Sept 2016

    Bibliographical note

    Impact: This evening programme of experiments in sound, film and performance accompanies the current exhibition at CHELSEA space, The sun went in, the fire went out: landscapes in film, performance and text, curated by Karen Di Franco and Elisa Kay.

    Exploring these ideas of land, site, duration and re-presentation, the exhibition comprises works by three artists—Annabel Nicolson, Carlyle Reedy and Marie Yates —who were vital in the development of key movements within the avant-garde in London from the 1960/70s.

    Field Work relates to the concepts of this exhibition by tuning in to the ephemera, phenomena and encounters of site. Acoustical diversions and gravitations are amplified in Annabel Nicolson's expanded film performance, Piano Film, tested in Holly Antrum's open form film work, processed by Lucy Parker and traced in Jenny Okun's journeys through a landscape. Their work will be in dialogue with other films, performances and voices.

    Holly Antrum and Lucy Parker are creating new works specifically for this event, in response to the 16mm films by Annabel Nicolson and Jenny Okun.

    This event has been programmed by Lucy Reynolds in association with CHELSEA space and supported by Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon (CCW) Graduate School partnership with the ICA.

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