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A event held at The Cube on Sunday 5th March. The event starts at 11:00.
Join artist Karel Doing for a workshop exploring his 'Phytography' process.
The Phytography process enables interaction between the phytochemical properties of plants and photochemical emulsion as a method that strives for a deeper relationship with plants, both through observation and education. The method can be applied and exhibited in various ways: on film, in installations, directly on photopaper and as enlarged prints. Phytography is the practical outcome of a research project by artist Karel Doing focussed on the representation of the natural world in cinema.
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This is part of a BEEF curated programme series that shines a light on experimental and expanded film practices homegrown in the city and beyond.
This opportunity is part of the West of England Visual Arts Alliance (WEVAA), supported by Arts Council England. WEVAA is a consortium partnership of nine organisations co-lead by Spike Island and Visual Arts South West, and including the Brunswick Club, Bath Spa School of Art, Bristol City Council, Creative Youth Network, Culture Weston, North Somerset Council and UWE Bristol. This alliance is delivering a 3-year programme of activity with the aim of supporting visual arts progression in the region, and a collective vision for the visual arts in Bristol and the West of England to become more progressive, sustainable and inclusive by 2024.
Entry requirements:
The Phytography process enables interaction between the phytochemical properties of plants and photochemical emulsion as a method that strives for a deeper relationship with plants, both through observation and education. The method can be applied and exhibited in various ways: on film, in installations, directly on photopaper and as enlarged prints. Phytography is the practical outcome of a research project by artist Karel Doing focussed on the representation of the natural world in cinema.
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This is part of a BEEF curated programme series that shines a light on experimental and expanded film practices homegrown in the city and beyond.
This opportunity is part of the West of England Visual Arts Alliance (WEVAA), supported by Arts Council England. WEVAA is a consortium partnership of nine organisations co-lead by Spike Island and Visual Arts South West, and including the Brunswick Club, Bath Spa School of Art, Bristol City Council, Creative Youth Network, Culture Weston, North Somerset Council and UWE Bristol. This alliance is delivering a 3-year programme of activity with the aim of supporting visual arts progression in the region, and a collective vision for the visual arts in Bristol and the West of England to become more progressive, sustainable and inclusive by 2024.
Entry requirements:
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