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 →To coincide with the premiere of his Animate Projects commission for Channel 4′s Random Acts, this month we feature the wonderful artworks of Oliver Harrison. Apocalypse Rhyme is Oliver’s latest film, created for...
Read More →Peter Millard This month’s featured artist is Peter Millard. Peter has a great collection of films, which are best described as moving drawings placing themselves nicely in the boundaries of drawing and animation....
Read More →Our Featured Artist for March is Allison Schulnik. Allison’s claymation films are transfixing and mysterious, featuring grotesque, multicoloured clowns in tragic circumstances, and landscapes of constantly erupting forms. The world we find in her...
Read More →Our Featured Artist for February is animator and illustrator Joseph Pelling. Part of the London based THIS IS IT collective, Joseph co-directed (with fellow member Becky Sloan) Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared, their twisted take on children’s...
Read More →Our featured artist for January is Alice Cohen. Alice uses found imagery and objects in traditional cut-out stop motion animation, and makes a range of work including music videos, gallery pieces and installations....
Read More →November’s featured artist is Eleanor Meredith for her animation Lemontits, created as part of the Aldburgh Young Artist Residency. We also recommend watching her film of excerpts from Four Tributes to 4am commissioned by Sinfonia...
Read More →APO October’s featured artist is Dustin Grella with his ongoing project Animation Hotline. Animation Hotline is a series of daily animations where Dustin uses messages left on his voicemail to provide content for...
Read More →Our September artist of the month is Yuka Takeda with her beautifully drawn animation White Hair (2011). Yuka Takeda studied film and printmaking at University of Colorado, Boulder. Her MA graduation film was selected...
Read More →We’re big fans of the wonderful Austrian artist, Martin Arnold and were delighted to see his film Alone. Life Wastes Andy Hardy (1998) had made it into the Barbican’s Watch Me Move show....
Read More →We love the short films of Robert Morgan especially Cat with Hands (3’30”). Take a look at his website for further films and a selction of paintings and prints. Biography from Robert Morgan’s...
Read More →Cipher was shot at Wilton’s music Hall in Whitechapel, east London. Wilton’s was built in 1858 and was the first popular music hall to open in the east-end. After about 10 years of...
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