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 →We dip into the Animate Collection this month to connect with the work of Thomson & Craighead. Commissioned in 2007 for AnimateTV, Flat Earth is the first film in the artists’ desktop documentary...
Read More →Animate Projects is launching CEL, an online fundraising project to raise money to keep the essential Animate Collection online. Through the sale of limited edition prints of original artworks that have been donated by Animate...
Read More →Bradley Manning Had Secrets will be in competition at the 58th Oberhausen International Short Film Festival. Adam Butcher created Bradley Manning Had Secrets for Animate Projects’ 2011 commissioning scheme, Digitalis Commissions, supported by...
Read More →Director Martyn Pick is displaying a compilation of his artwork from the last few years at Prime Focus’ Dean St Commercials facility in London’s Soho. The new images that Martyn has produced are...
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 →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 →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 →The UK’s first Samsung Art+ Prize has been set up to showcase the work of ten technologically inspired contemporary artists. The winner will be awarded a £10,000 prize, with a second prize-winner receiving...
Read More →Digitalis Discussion ‘The entire plant is toxic (including the roots and seeds), although the leaves of the upper stem are particularly potent, with just a nibble, being enough to potentially cause death. There...
Read More →Animate Projects is delighted to premiere new work by artist Suky Best, 54 Morning Lane, now online at animateprojects.org. In 54 Morning Lane digitally collaged owls disrupt four scenes from a British...
Read More →LUX, 18 Shacklewell Lane, London E8 2EZ Six weeks, each Wednesday night 5 October through 9 November 2011 7 to 9pm Course fees are £80/£65 concessions Forking Paths, Mirrored Chambers places animation within...
Read More →Animate Projects, with support from the Jerwood Charitable Foundation, is pleased to announce a call for proposals for animated works that – in a broad sense – explore, question, subvert or confound our...
Read More →Animate Projects presents the online exhibition, Animate OPEN: Digitalis, featuring eleven artists whose work has been chosen from open submission. The selected artists are: AL and AL, Tony Comley, Phil Coy, Kristian de...
Read More →Worlds in the Making is the first major UK solo exhibition by British artist duo Semiconductor: Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt. Semiconductor’s work explores the material nature of the world and how we...
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