I’ve written about the the process of making Hysteria in an article for the academic journal Animation Practice, Production & Process.
Due to be published in the next few weeks, I’ll update as soon as I get my hands on a copy!
New work-in-progress in Lisbon
Very happy to say that I’ll be presenting work-in-progress on new animated documentary film ‘CFFH’ at the Society for Animation Studies annual conference from 17-21 June 2019.
This project returns to material produced in development of a film 20 years ago, examining the archive of sketchbooks, scripts and artwork which articulate the experience of losing my dad to alcoholism. For the first time I will be using autoethnography consciously within the film-making process (rather than as a tool for reflection on previous work), as a means by which the ‘me now’ can interact with the ‘me then’.
Details of the conference can be found here: http://sas2019.ulusofona.pt
‘Herein’ at Experimental and Expanded Animation Conference
At University of Creative Arts, Farnham, Herein will be screened in a programme of shorts as part of this conference, 13 Feb 2019. Tickets are free! Book here
“Experimental and Expanded Animation discusses developments and continuities in experimental animation that have proliferated in the context of expanded cinema, performance and live ‘making’ and are today exhibited in galleries, public sites and online.
Through presentations, dialogue, screenings and performances, the conference builds upon the recent publication: Experimental and Expanded Animation: Current Perspectives & New Directions, edited by Nicky Hamlyn and Vicky Smith.”
Screening at LIAF, Barbican Cinema
Crying & Wanking (2002) will screen in the Female Figures programme at London International Animation Festival on Wed 5th Dec 2018, at the Barbican Cinema, London.
I’m thrilled to be in excellent company: the screening features work by Michèle Cournoyer, Ruth Lingford, Kate Jessop and Jenny Jokela.
Drawing workshop, Paris College of Art
In collaboration with Drawing is Free, an animation workshop for Foundation students, working from location drawings made at Drawing Now art fair, and developing them into animated sequences.
I Want Not to Fear You exhibited in Venice
This cut-paper text work is to be exhibited in group show FIND ME in Venice, at Spazio Kanz, part of the Biennale circuit, from 1st – 29th October 2017.
It originally developed from a commission by ‘a space’ and Nuffield Theatres, in response to writing by Matt Parvin, as part of the British Art Show Fringe.
New work in group show Elephant, Paris
Very pleased to announce that I’ve been invited to make new work for this group show at Paris College of Art, in great company alongside Kelly Chorpening, Saskia Weyts and many others.
