Vanessa Jackson on maths, movement and Modernism with artist Alasdair Duncan and writer Rebecca Geldard
Sunday, 7 November 2010. Free, no booking required.
Talk: 3pm at Cafe Gallery, Centre of Southwark Park, London, SE16 2UA. Travel to Canada Water on Jubilee and Overground Lines.
Closing Event: 5pm – 8pm at Coleman Project Space, 92 Webster Road, London SE16 4DF. Travel to Bermondsey on Jubilee Line.
A selection of short silent films from the 1910s
from the 8mm film collection of Philip Munnoch
Preview: Thursday 15th April 2010 5 30 – 8 30 pm
Dates: 16th April – 9th May 2010
Times: Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun 12pm – 6 pm
Southwark on TV is a new multi-screen installation commissioned by Coleman Project Space.
The gallery transforms into a TV studio for a month. Using our Media Kiosk visitors are invited to have their say, whether it be news, thoughts, opinions or general musings. A selection of which will be regularly updated and broadcast in the gallery and to the world via youtube and other community Channels.
http://www.youtube.com/thecolemanprojects
Also screening is a new film written, acted, filmed and directed by the Bede Youth Adventure Project in collaboration with Chris Haydon from Southwark TV. ‘Decisions’ filmed on location in Bermondsey captures a dramatic fictional account of the outcomes of peer pressure.
Other screenings include a dance interpretation on the theme of ‘Decisions’ and vox pops with the young people who made the film.
The Southwark on TV project is financially supported by
Grassroots Grants, Capital Community Foundation and Southwark Council
will shortly be available
Friday 6 th November 2009
7.00 pm til12 midnight
Death Is Their Destiny : Film screening
Kings Road Punk Portraits 1978/81 from the Captain Zip Archive
Death Is Their Destiny
"I spent almost every Saturday between 1978 and 1981 filming on the King's Road, "punk is dead” says graffiti outside Seditionaries, but it lives on in every frame of this turbulent time capsule." Captain Zip. March 1978. Standard 8mm. Sound (added 1991). 18fps. 11 mins.
The Last Resort
"Rat becomes a shop window dummy. A visit to PX in Covent Garden and milk bottle smashing with Michelle, Nita and Louise." Captain Zip. 1978. Standard 8mm. Silent. 18fps. 14 mins.
In The Gutter
"Punks from Warrington, France, Ireland and Oxford. A Tiswas-style impression of a dying fly and Louise's tattoos." Captain Zip. 1978. Standard 8mm. Silent. 18fps. 12 mins.
Don't Dream It – See It
"Jordan working as a shop assistant at Seditionaries, Rat jumping into a shop window to pose in new clothes and punk band The Dispozest going straight to number ten (Downing Street) in the days before Mrs Thatcher sealed it off." Captain Zip. 1978. Standard 8mm. Silent. 18fps. 14 mins. Music: CD Sunday Times Anarchy in the UK volume 1.
We're No Angels
"The new craze for covering your face with toothpaste begins. A visit to Alaska Studios to see The Dispozest rehearse, a punk squat at Portobello Road, and punk shop Smutz in Beaufort Market." Captain Zip. 1979. Std 8mm. Silent. 18fps. 15 mins.
The Battle of Beaufort Market
"Jane Ashtray poses at Colourspace. Julie and Sally show off until the Special Patrol Group arrive. Plus a demo against the closure of Beaufort Market." Captain Zip. 1979. Std 8mm. Sound. 18fps. 15 mins.
Brains in Frames
"A foodless punk picnic on Hampstead Heath. Punk shop Smutz. Glue sniffing and a new fashion from Degvilles." Captain Zip. 1980. Std 8mm. Silent. 18fps. 15m.
Citizens Banned
"The decline of punk. Katie Thunder poses with a vicar. Wobble gets legless and glue sniffing occurs openly at a graveyard." Captain Zip. 1981. Std 8mm. Silent. 18fps. 12 mins.
