Artists Moving Image NI
September 24, 2015 @ 5:30 pm - September 25, 2015 @ 12:00 am
AMINI presents a two-day series of screenings and discussion around artists’ moving image.
Thursday 24th September
5.30 pm
Welcome and intro AMINI event
Plastik screening introduced by Daniel Fitzpatrick
Just Do It (2014) 6min – Avril Corroon
Heads (2012) 4min – James Greenway
This Fecund Lump (2012) 19min – Eoghan Ryan
Aberrations (2013) 9min – Tracy Hanna
YOU ME AND IT (2014) 4min – Anita Delaney
Break – tea and coffee
6.30 pm
AMINI screening introduced by Jacqueline Holt
Lightspeed (2015) 15sec – Steven Quinn
Casualties of History, Condemned in Their Own Lives (2012) 3min – Aideen Doran
Dorf (2014) 5min - Jamie Buckley
Zabriskie Point Reversed (2014) 6min – Emily McFarland
Bicycle (2015) 7min – Samantha McGahon
The Acute Disaster (2012) 12min – Aideen Doran
Mass Hermit Volume (2013) 4min – Dan Shipsides
Artist Statement (2015) 1min – Robert Herbert
Hood (2012) 7min – Ryan Moffett
LivingroomBOOM (2015) 15secs – Steven Quinn
Break – food
8 pm – 10 pm
Anne Charlotte Robertson, Selections from the Five Year Diary – introduced by Ben Cook LUX
Ann Charlotte Robertson’s intimate and personal narrative super 8 films have been recently digitized by the Harvard Film Archives. This is a rare opportunity to witness this artists remorseless struggle towards mental health through the prism of creative expression. A booklet with essays and an interview with the artist can be found here.
Friday 25th September
11.00 am
Introduction to LUX Belfast Critical Forum
The Critical Forum is a monthly discussion group for artists, curators and writers, whose work is situated in and around moving image practice, to talk about work and ideas in a mutually supportive environment. At this meeting Ben Cook will introduce the format of the meetings and the five other forums in Bristol, Dublin, Dundee, Glasgow and London.
There will be a sign-up sheet for those able to commit to the group as a participant for a minimum period of six months after the initial meeting.
All screenings and talks are free. All welcome.