GLASS FILM REGAINED TIME REGAINED SWG3 Sunday 10 April, 2016
GLASS FILM REGAINED
TIME REGAINED
10 Apr 2016 2 p.m.
SWG3
Glass Film Regained brings together a diverse group of musicians working across a broad spectrum of music, to create an experimental live score for a screening of Don Levy’s The Glass Film, a silent 16mm film feature of astonishing originality and beauty that explores images as music.
Featuring: Lewis Cook, Kornelia Remø Klokk, Vickie McDonald, Christopher Taylor, Sebastian Ymai, Cal Donnelly, Taylor Stewart, Bill Sweeney, Simone Wilson, Sean Campbell, Paul McArthur, and many more.
Glass Film Regained accompanies an exhibition of Don Levy’s work entitled Don Levy: Time Regained at SWG3 Gallery for Glasgow International 2016 and is jointly programmed as part of Counterflows 2016.
£5 and £6
SWG3 Gallery
100 Eastvale Place
Glasgow, G3 8QG
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