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05/05/2023
Vivisections - Dissecting the Living Archive, responses to the British Artists’ Film and Video Study Collection by first year CSM MA Fine Art and MRes Art: Moving Image students, in the CSM Museum and Study Collection Window Gallery until the end of May.
03/08/2022
farewell Takahiko Iimura 1937 - 2022
11/07/2022
REASSEMBLAGES
Now showing in the Central Saint Martins Museum and Study Collection Windows Gallery, Reassemblages is a collection of collaborative responses to the British Artists' Film and Video Study Collection by MA Fine Art and MRes Art: Moving Image students.
Inspired by material in the collection these imaginative new works produce new associations, meanings, and resonances.
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Carolee Schneemann's installation drawing for 'Up to and Including Her Limits' 1974 - 75
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23/03/2018
On Temporalities and the Study Collection
Temporalities: Celebrating Central Saint Martins’ moving image history – Central Saint Martins: News Since the 1960s Central Saint Martins has played a crucial role in artists’ moving image culture in the UK – from feminist practice to the avant-garde. Celebrating this rich history, Temporalities, the Lethaby Gallery’s latest exhibition organised by British Artists’ Film and Video Study Col...
14/03/2018
BEYOND PROPRIETORIAL new narrative practices in digital humanities BEYOND PROPRIETORIAL new narrative practices in digital humanities Christy Hyman and Marc Garrett 6:00pm Tuesday 20 March bookings ht...
12/03/2018
This week at Temporalities
This week at Temporalities 13 - 17 March 2018 Central Saint Martins has been crucial to artists’ moving image culture in the UK since the 1960s. Temporalities is an exhibition drawing on the rich history of fine art moving image at the college and projecting that practice into the future with Correspondence, a series of newly commissioned...
06/03/2018
Tomorrow lunchtime:
“I am so aware of my body”
Wednesday 7 March, 1pm, free
Sandra Lahire was a central figure in feminist artists’ film until her death in 2001 after a long struggle with anorexia. Marina Grzinic has observed that for Lahire the body is “the primal element she uses to establish her relationship with her surroundings”. Çağlar Tahiroğlu (MA Art and Science), who has made a work for Correspondence responding to Lahire’s film Arrows, made while Lahire was a student at St Martins’, will be in conversation with artist filmmaker Sarah Pucill about Lahire’s work and her own responses to it.
For details of this and other Temporalities Talks:
Temporalities Talks A series of lunchtime talks which will examine the past, present and future implications of fine art moving image at Central Saint Martins and beyond. These talks are free and open to all, view the schedule below to find out more.
02/03/2018
Next week (6 - 10 March) at Temporalities:
On Wednesday 7 March at 1pm Çağlar Tahiroğlu (MA Art and Science), who has made a work for Correspondence responding to Sandra Lahire’s film Arrows, made while Lahire was a student at St Martins’, will be in conversation with artist filmmaker Sarah Pucill about Lahire’s work and her own responses to it.
Playing continuously in the screening room is a programme of moving image work by BA Fine Art 4D and Film and Video graduates from 1991 - 2006, which includes work by Antje Ascheid, Ed Atkins, Kerry Baldry, Stephen Connolly, Daniel Copley, Alix Poscharsky, Paul Rodgers, Joshua Sofaer, Andrea Luka Zimmerman, Mark Aerial Waller, among many others.
A Botanical Film (2015) by Julia Parks continues to screen in the gallery, and Daria Blum's video installation GSHM2 (2017) continues in the Lethaby entrance foyer.
Current Exhibition: Temporalities - Central Saint Martins - UAL
07/09/2017
Launching their series Towards Other Cinemas, writer and filmmaker Sue Clayton and film theorist and writer Laura Mulvey will present some of their early works.
CLOSE-UP | Sue Clayton & Laura Mulvey: Towards Other Cinemas Launching their series Towards Other Cinemas, writer and filmmaker Sue Clayton and film theorist and writer Laura Mulvey will present some of their early works. They will be joined by Helen de Witt to discuss these, and their recent editorial collaboration on the book Other Cinemas: Politics, Cultur...
07/09/2017
Towards Other Cinemas - Exploring the dynamic artists’ and experiential moving image work of 1970s Britain, Towards Other Cinemas is a series of screenings and discussions, exploring the renewed interest in diverse strands of experimental film and video works made in this period.
Towards Other Cinemas - Whitechapel Gallery Special day of screenings curated and introduced by Sue Clayton and Laura Mulvey, including early works of Isaac Julien, Amber films and Cinema Action.