Animate Projects highly recommends the premiere screening of Richard Fenwick’s latest film Exhaustion at this year’s AV Festival. Exhaustion chronicles a professional athlete’s journey from rest, to exhaustion and recovery. Filmed in epic...
Read More →One of the most eclectic and interesting film festivals around, Flatpack returns to Birmingham in March with a jam-packed lineup of films, music, talks and events. Lovingly curated as ever, this year’s programme...
Read More →Andy Holden, in collaboration with curator Tyler Woolcott, presents a performance lecture that takes up the task of rewriting physics. The work starts from an observation of the experiments and mishaps of Wile...
Read More →Animate Artist Max Hattler will present his first London based solo exhibition, taking place at Tenderpixel this spring. The show will include the gallery premiere of Max’s fantastic new Animate Projects commission...
Read More →British Animation Awards, in partnership with Animated Encounters, presents a screening of the Public Choice Awards giving you the chance to vote for your favourites in the British Animation Awards 2012. The programmes...
Read More →On 31st January the BT Tower lit up with original works of art by five young animators. somewhereto_ who aim to provide 16-25s with both physical and digital spaces within arts, culture and...
Read More →The North East’s internationally acclaimed AV Festival returns in March with an outstanding line up of over 100 artists in 20 exhibitions, 70 special events and concerts, films, talks and walks. This year’s festival...
Read More →Inger Lise Hansen is a visual artist with background in experimental film and animation who for the last two decades has produced a distinctive and acclaimed body of moving image work. This new publication presents...
Read More →Now in its third year, Power to the Pixel brings its leading cross-media course, The Pixel Lab to the Resort Schwielowsee, Potsdam, Germany. The Pixel Lab is a unique, project-focused business development course...
Read More →A richly textured essay film on landscape, art, history, life and loss, Patience (After Sebald) uniquely explores the work of acclaimed writer W.G. Max Sebald via a walk through East Anglia tracking his...
Read More →jotta presents a one day session hosted by no.w.here lab that is intended to serve as a practical introduction to no.w.here as a project space, as well as presenting the concept of...
Read More →Launched in conjunction with onedotzero, London-based moving image and digital arts company, Nokia present a competition merging technology and the arts aimed at app developers. The competition is designed to encourage artists...
Read More →18 April to 23 May, Wednesday evenings, LUX, London Animate Projects in association with LUX is running its second evening course, led by Adam Pugh, exploring the place of animation within the broader ecology of...
Read More →The career of cinematic visionary David Lynch is the subject of an impressive month long programme of screenings and events at BFI Southbank throughout February. Whilst primarily known for films such as Blue...
Read More →The Royal College of Art’s Animation Department will be presenting an exhibition of work-in-progress from it’s 1st and 2nd year animation students. The exhibition, which features moving image work, drawing, sculpture and...
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