“quasilunarevent” is a tri-screen installation which immerses the viewer in sequenced images which are slightly out of phase with each other.
The equal sized planes are set in a Left, Front, Right configuration and darkened environment. On to these planes are projected slowly evolving images with related sounds. The piece loops continuously but because the individual screens are out of sync with each other the overall image is constantly varying.
“unnatural order” a collaboration between myself and Brian Marley will be shown in the Whitechapel Gallery cinema on September 26 as part of the The London Art Book Fair. This is the last day of an innovative two day film programme chosen by William English to complement the fair.
I will be interviewed by William on his Wavelength programme on Resonance • Friday 24th September at 15 00 • http://resonancefm.com or 104.4 FM in the London area
Friday 24th September • 4 30 – 6 00
“Oblique Texts/Visual Dialects”.
PROGRAMME 1
(a) “The Savage Eye” Joseph Strick, Ben Maddow and Sidney Meyers 1959, 60 minutes b+w sound. A dramatized documentary film that combines a narration of the life of a divorced woman with documentary footage of an unspecified 1950s city.
(b )“Ted Berrigan” Anthony Stern 1970, 20 minute interview with poet Ted Berrigan b+w sound.
(c) “What did you eat today? Yann Beauvais”. Sandra Cross 2007 DVD 14 minutes colour sound. Portrait film of the co-founder of Light Cone film distribution, filmed in Paris. Part of an ongoing series documenting what individuals eat.
Total running time: 94 minutes
Sunday 26 September • 4 30 – 6 00
PROGRAMME 2
(a) “Language Lessons” Steve Hawley 1994 35 minutes colour sound
(b) “Gibberish” George Barber 2009 5 minutes colour sound
(c) “John Cage Performs James Joyce” Takahiko Iimura 1985 15 minutes b+w sound
(d) “Poemfield No. 2” Stan Vanderbeek 1966 6 minutes colour sound
(e) “Unnatural Order” Andrew Greaves and Brian Marley 2004 14 minutes colour sound
Total running time: 75 minutes
Whitechapel Gallery
77-82 Whitechapel High Street
London E1 7QX
Tube: Aldgate East
T +44 (0)20 7522 7888
this series is derives from the installation of the same name. It consists of 14 images of which 8 are illustrated here. As usual they are in an edition of 25 each and can be printed up to a size of 800 mm X 450 mm at archival qualitity.