Audio Visual & Moving Image Art Platform. Programme currently on a small hiatus ✨
Joined June 2018
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Great opportunity with @axisweb ! Deadline 16 November 2020 💫
The #AxisDigitalResidency is NOW OPEN! We're seeking to support #artists who require additional resources & support to develop new work over a 3 month period. £1,500 fee.
Deadline: 16 November 2021
More information here: axisweb.org/18166/
#ArtOpp #DigitalResidency
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Book Now! DEAD YARD by R.I.P. GERMAIN. our new exhibition opening from 3rd September. Register your place via the link in bio 🔝 Here>>bit.ly/3hoAnWk
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Our next online film screening is a documentary that chronicles Palestinian women’s political contributions to the the most vibrant, nonviolent mobilization in Palestinian history - the First Intifada in the late 1980s 🇵🇸🎬
Tickets are #PayWhatYouCan:
dardishi.com/events/2020/4/1…
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JUST ANNOUNCED
Jerwood/FVU Awards 2022 in partnership with Leeds Art Gallery
🌟 £25k moving-image commission
🌟 14 month production period
🌟 premiere exhibition @LeedsArtGallery
🌟 exhibition @JerwoodArts
DEADLINE: 20 July
APPLY jerwoodfvuawards.com/apply
#jerwoodfvuawards
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This week sees the three year anniversary of Brenton Samuel Pink's death. To mark this we would like to share with you a brilliant documentary portrait of Pink filmed and produced by filmmaker and artist Helena Appio for today’s #HydeParkPick.
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More free films to watch! The Criterion Collection have taken down the paywall for many films that focus on Black lives, and a few of them tell queer stories:
The Watermelon Woman
Portrait of Jason
Shakedown
Daughters Of The Dust
ALT A still from the film The Watermelon Woman, directed by Cheryl Dunye
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Watch on our website A Tribute to Black Women (they don't get a chance) - Ann Carney & Barbara Phillips (UK, 1985). Made as an educational resource for schools in the late 1980s, produced by Liverpool's Black Women’s Media Project & WITCH.
LINK: bit.ly/2UugwLP
PIP stands in solidarity with those resisting the murder of Black people in the US, and those facing antiblackness, brutality and systemic racism here in the UK, and worldwide. We have donated to the @MNFreedomFund, @RaceJustice (West Yorkshire) and @Saheliya (Edinburgh/Glasgow)
We urge you to find & donate to local anti-racist organisations - such as @RaceJustice, who bring orgs and communities together across West Yorkshire, working to end racial injustice. There is more info & a donate button on their homepage: racialjusticenetwork.co.uk/
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Deadline day! Applications close at 5pm for our #FLAMINFellowship development programme for early-career moving image artists living in England
Apply now for £2,500 funding, 1-2-1 mentoring & workshops with artists incl. @h_phillipson & @mariannasimnett
flamin.filmlondon.org.uk/pro…
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Note from friends:
Sonic Terrains, a new @sh_studios_ online programme supported by @JerwoodArts invites artists to develop new work in spatial sound w/ @callresponse1 + £3K artist fee. Works will premiere at an online edition of ASSEMBLY Deadline 3 May:
buff.ly/2KGkbRj
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WATCH
@Lucy_Clout's 'The Extra's Ever-Moving Lips'
The background murmurings of a soap-opera extra are decoded in this witty reflection on the uncanny afterlife of televisual memories
Commissioned for #jerwoodfvuawards
@JerwoodArts
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ANNOUNCING
BEYOND, a new commissioning opportunity from FVU offering a £2,500 fee/budget to commission new works made with minimal equipment, crew, and space.
Applications for the first edition open: 27 April - 18 May 2020
Find out more: fvu.co.uk/projects/beyond
