Previous Exhibitions/Screenings

Joe Nigel Coleman – Solo Show
Runs: 13th – 22nd April

“Many Moons” presents a photographic series of faux landscapes which invite the viewer to dive into the surreal world that came alive while these scenes were being created. The series is all about presenting nature in all it’s glory, lo-fi nature, with a twist.
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APRES SPLASH
Nicky Carvell Solo Show
23rd March – 31st March 2012

“Me and my Boyfriend decided to go Aquasplash as he lives in nearby Watford. It looks O.K from outside, BUT once in, the staff didn’t seem to care, changing rooms were smelly with chewing gum stuck all over the doors and it had disgusting dirty floors. Toilets were ALL overflowing, unflushed with urine on the floor. As most people had just jumped out of the pool to quickly run to the loo they were then walking in this filth and then taking it back to the pool. Read More »

TIN : Celia Hempton solo show – March 2, 2012 to March 11, 2012

TIN describes a painter’s landscape of ancient ruin, of modern ruin and fluorescence breached concrete. Saturated colours suck oily tropical air, then exhale tinny oxides. A syrupy Codeine neon haze ruptured by a teeth on styrofoam crunch. Read More »

Still Advance presents a Catherine Breillat Volatile Valentines Double Bill – February 12th

From the director of Romance, Fat Girl and Bluebeard, and one of the most provocative and divisive filmmakers in European cinema, Virgin and Brief Crossing explore sexuality, romance, gender conflict and the coming of age experience through the guise of the teen holiday romance. One is from the perspective of a teenage girl, the other from that of an adolescent boy. Read More »

Still Advance presents A Voyeurism Double Bill : Auto Focus + Sex, Lies, And Videotape – January 8th

From the director of American Gigolo and writer of Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, Auto Focus charts the life of actor Bob Crane whose weakness for the temptations of 1960s Hollywood turns to addiction when he loses his role on hit TV sitcom Hogan’s Heroes. Described by Film 4 as “A funny, dark portrait of 60s and 70s America, the flip side of popular entertainment. A smart, classy film about sex, lies and videotape”. Read More »

Girls Get Busy : Exhibition #1 – December 1st

Beth Siveyer is curating an exciting Girls Get Busy exhibition featuring artists that have contributed to the zine, video installations, zine table including hard copies, band footage and of course a merchandise stall. Featured artists include Grace Miceli, Arvida Byström, Midge Belickis and Betty B. For more on the exhibition check out the Read More »

Ward Magazine Exhibition – Launches November 15th, also open on 19th – 20th

Ward Magazine presents a diverse suite of video works on CRT monitors. The exhibition cuts across the idea of the ‘screening’, deliberately sidetracking the use of digital projection. An alternate formation determines the participating objects without thickly underlining a resemblance between them. These videos made by artists at different stages of distribution form a set for the duration that they occupy the space. Read More »

Film Installation at Nail The Cross IV – October 21st – 22nd

Take Courage gallery hosts a one-off film installation as part of Nail The Cross IV, showcasing the work of Labanna Babalon, Matthew Barnes, Jane Eastlight, Diane Edwards, Rob Heppell, Anupa Madawela, Dan Nixon, Ellen Rogers, David J. Romero and Daniel Swan. Open to the public and free entry. View More Photos »

Harmony Korine Double Bill : Trash Humpers and Gummo Special Double VHS Screening – November 6th

A return to indie filmmaking after Mister Lonely, Trash Humpers concerns a gang of masked nocturnal wanderers who behave in unexpected ways and do unexpected things, peeping and creeping their way around the margins of suburbia, and are generally like no other characters ever seen on screen. Read More »