Animate Projects Observer was an online blog created by Animate Projects to share news, exhibitions and opportunities in animation and the moving image. Observer provided a platform to connect with films in the...
Read More →Take at look at this great new film from Animate artist Edwin Rostron. Created for Recommended Reading, the (free) new weekly fiction magazine from Electric Literature. The film uses a sentence from the...
Read More →This month we delve into the Animate Collection to take a look at 13, Simon Faithfull’s captivating AnimateTV commission from 2004. The film depicts a journey through a melancholy urban landscape ‘in the...
Read More →We dip into the Animate Collection this month to take a look at For Cultural Purposes Only, Sarah Wood’s 2009 AnimateTV commission. In an age dominated by the moving image what would it...
Read More →For some dazzling (and slightly disturbing) post-Valentines viewing check out 15th February, Tim Webb’s 1995 Animate Projects commission. 15th February also features on the AnimateTV DVD, along with 22 other innovative and risk-taking experimental works, including...
Read More →‘Who could possibly deliver presents to every house on Earth in just one night? … David Xenon! The Galaxy’s fastest panda.’ A Christmas treat from Tony Comley. A love triangle between God, the Earth...
Read More →Undiscovered Landscapes is an exhibition of five international filmmakers exploring the landscape of the family, self, home and place. The exhibition runs over a two month period with each artist presenting their work...
Read More →This month we dip into the Animation Collection to take a closer look at the work of Carolina Melis. Originally from Sardinia, Carolina trained in dance and choreography, developing an interest in screen-based...
Read More →Two Years at Sea is the debut feature by London-based artist and film-maker Ben Rivers. The film documents the solitary existence of Jake, a man who lives in isolation in the middle of the...
Read More →Image: Digitalis by Sebastian Buerkner For our first review and discussion of select films from the Animate Archive, we start with the most recent. Animate Projects is delighted to have earlier this week...
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