- Produced by ICA
- Price Full Price: £7 (+£1 Booking Fee), Concession: £5 (+£1 Booking Fee), Member: £3 (+£1 Booking Fee), Student National Art Pass Holders: £3 (+£1 Booking Fee)
- Get ready To view many previously unseen moving image works
- Bring along A keen eye for artist films
- See you at ICA
This event features presentations from key Moving Image organisations LUX, Film and Video Umbrella and Home Artist Film, as well as the opportunity to see some of the work they support.
The ICA Artists’ Film Biennial 2016 is a four-day celebration of artists’ film and moving image. The Biennial’s comprehensive series of screenings and talks extends the ICA’s Artists’ Film Club, their regular programme of artists’ film, which profiles and debates the best international artists’ moving image.
LUX is an international arts agency for the support and promotion of artists’ moving image practice and the ideas that surround it. LUX exists to provide access to, and develop audiences for, artists' moving image work; to provide professional development support for artists working with the moving image; and to contribute to and develop discourse around practice.
FVU commissions, curates, produces and presents artists’ moving-image works that are staged in collaboration with galleries and other cultural partners across the UK. The organisation usually commissions 5-6 projects every year. Since the late 1980s, FVU has been at the forefront of this vibrant and expanding area of practice, promoting innovation through its support of some of the most exciting figures on the contemporary scene. During this time, the organisation has commissioned and produced nearly 200 different artists’ projects, ranging from ambitious multi-screen installations to shorter film and video pieces, as well as numerous online commissions.
HOME Artist Film was set up as Cornerhouse Artist Film in 2011 by Sarah Perks to investigate new methods of production, distribution and exhibition. Specifically designed for artist long form and feature film, this project is designed to exploit HOME's unique bridge between visual art networks, artists and independent film exhibition. Its ground-breaking work in the production, presentation and distribution of artist-led features marks the next chapter in our long-standing support of experimental film and video since Cornerhouse opened in 1985.
