FALL – a Film Poem Sampler
Room 213, St Andrews Building, University of Glasgow, School of Education, 11 Eldon Street Glasgow G3 6NH
Free event – Reserve at spot at Eventbrite
FALL embraces the rough-hewn, DIY, low-fi alongside digital cut-glass aesthetics. Selected film poems will be screened at University of Glasgow on 13th December 2024, in a series of events observing, researching and opening up established contours and dynamics between visual art and text.
Naya Aka-Kwarm
Sena Basoz
Tessa Berring
Flora Bown
Lala Drona
Helga Fannon/Haroon Mirza
Raha Farazmand
Rhia Laing
Kathryn Mason
Ian Macartney
Izzie McEvoy
Cheryl Moskowitz/George Gavin
Louiza Ntourou
lmfs
Dan Power
Nicholas Shoesmith/Ishan Mahabir-Stokes
Ray Sims
Korallia Stergides
Lucy Swan
Who Yanzi
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