Thursday 29 April 2010

Monday 26 April 2010

VOICE/UNDER


VOICE/UNDER is an investigation into the way artists use the tension between sound and image as a tool. The featured work uses the inherent contract and fusion between the two registers within its structure, sometimes to create disparity and at other times to collude in order to raise questions of perception, language and understanding. The resultant questions might lead us into obscurity, or intrigue us as to the narrative possibilities decided by the viewer’s individual interpretation of what they see and hear.

Featured works (more TBA):

John SmithGargantuan – ‘A wonderfully witty example of how to conduct pillow talk with a small amphibian.' - Elaine Paterson, Time Out.

Dan WalwinSilencer – takes the recognisable form of an interrogation, and fragments it over two different locations and turns it inwards by the use of a single actor playing dual roles.

Andrew Brand and Alison BallardWires and Bows - An experimental animation from a moving train comparing the movements of telegraph wires with the sounds of violins

Erica ScourtiStatement of the Art - Press releases taken from a wide range of contemporary art exhibitions are collaged together and translated into French, German and Spanish and back into English using internet translation software.

Emily Wilczek - Walk (in progress) – As the camera's motor kicks in, we hear its loud whirr, and the screen goes from black to the images being shot, by one of the walkers.

Gareth HudsonFuture Proof – Telegnosis like a time-telescope - a rare gift, which allows one to look through the veil of the present into the future’

Jordan BasemanMore Than Religion

Curated by Ellie Russell, Dan Green and Amy Fisher.

Friday 7th May 2010

Screenings at 7, 8 and 9 pm

Tickets £1.50 on the door (includes a glass of wine/soft drink) – Please e-mail in advance to book if possible.

Tickets cannot be purchased from Broadway Box Office

The White Box Studio

Broadway

14-18 Broad Street

Nottingham

NG1 3AL

Tuesday 13 April 2010