FALL embraces the rough-hewn, DIY, low-fi alongside digital cut-glass aesthetics. Selected film poems will be screened at Beaconsfield London on 12 December 2024, the first in a series of events observing, researching and opening up established contours and dynamics between visual art and text.
Film event at Beaconsfield London on Thursday 12 December, doors open 18.00, screening 19.30. Tickets here
Selected artists
Naya Aka-Kwarm
Sena Basoz
Tessa Berring
Flora Bown
Lala Drona
Helga Fannon/Haroon Mirza
Raha Farazmand
Rhia Laing
Kathryn Mason
Ian Macartney
Izzie McEvoy
Cheryl Moskowitz/George Gavin
Louiza Ntourou
lmfs
Dan Power
Nicholas Shoesmith/Ishan Mahabir-Stokes
Ray Sims
Korallia Stergides
Lucy Swan
Who Yanzi
Doors open at 18.00 for seasonal Happy Hour. Screening at 19.30.
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Artist statements and screening running order here
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
opens 16 October 2024
closes 8 November 2024 at 23.59 GMT
FALL is an exploration of experimental film and text and announces the start of a new collaboration between Beaconsfield and Glasgow University’s Creative Writing course.
We are looking for original, short film poems – up to approximately five minutes – that embrace the radical possibilities of immediacy and intimacy that digital cameras offer, as well as other accessible film editing processes and programmes.
FALL embraces the rough-hewn, DIY, low-fi alongside digital cut-glass aesthetics. There is no prescribed theme.
Selected film poems will be screened at Beaconsfield London on 12 December and at the Andrew Stewart Cinema, Glasgow University on 13 December 2024 – the first in a series of events observing, researching and opening up established contours and dynamics between visual art and text.
FALL Film Poem selection panel:
Malaika Bova. Film Programmer for Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, Producer for Foundazione La Biennale di Venezia and former Artistic Director of Raindance Film Festival.
Tamsyn Challenger. Artist/poet and Associate Artist Beaconsfield.
David Crawforth. Artist and Founding Director of Beaconsfield.
Colin Herd. Poet and Senior Lecturer of Creative Writing at Glasgow University.
Naomi Siderfin. Artist-curator and Founding Director of Beaconsfield.
Film Art Literature Lesson is a Glasgow University initiative led by poet and lecturer Colin Herd and Beaconsfield associate, artist and poet, Tamsyn Challenger in collaboration with Beaconsfield.
Please click here to make your online application
