One Minute Volume 12

One Minute Volume 12 at The Cube

An event held at The Cube on Wednesday 4th September. The event starts at 19:30.


Over the last 16 years artist/curator Kerry Baldry has been compiling and organising screenings of artists moving image titled One Minute. An eclectic mix of work made within the duration of one minute by artists at varying stages of their careers. These compilations (twelve to date) have been screened worldwide and volumes 1 - 10 are a part of The British Film Institute National Archive.

One Minute Volume 12 is the latest in the series and includes work by:

Eva Rudlinger, Tony Hill, Anna Mortimer, Mike Stubbs, Kevin Atherton, Jennet Thomas, Vicky Smith, Kunal Biswas, Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore, Louise Bourque, Steven Ball, Artist A & Artist B, LMFS, Rob Flint, Alina Vasilchenko, Jonathan Moss, Gordon Dawson, Stuart Pound and Rosemary Norman, Lynn Loo, Katherine Meynell, Alessandra Arno, Simon Payne, Rastko Novakovic, Roz Mortimer, Guy Sherwin, Kerry Baldry, Nicole Zaaroura, Terry Flaxton, Andrew Vallance, Tessa Garland, Anne Colvin, Cyril Galmiche, Sam Meech, Ruxandra Mitache, sam renseiw, Hendrik van Oordt, Whitney Lynn, Kypros Kyprianou, Philip Sanderson, Susan Kouguell, Michael Mersereau, Nick Jordan, Leister/Harris, Guido Devadder, Michael Szpakowski

Timings
19:00 - Doors open
19:30 - Screening starts (Runtime 55 min)

http://www.kerrybaldry.co.uk

http://kerrybaldry.blogspot.co.uk

http://oneminuteartistfilms.blogspot.co.uk

Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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