Filed under: Tethervision | Tags: art, broadcasting, discussion, event, made for tv, nottingham, screening, television, tethervision
Tom Rubnitz & Ann Magnuson, Made for TV, 1984. Courtesy the artists and LUX
We’ve been working on two events that are taking place in The Space at Nottingham Contemporary this June:
Friday 14 June, 12pm – 7pm
A screening of artists’ works Made For TV will be presented on monitors in The Space including works by John Hoppy Hopkins, Ilene Segalove, Ann Magnuson, Stuart Marshall, General Idea and Michael Smith.
15 Jun 2013, 2pm – 5pm
Taking the form of a pilot for a TV talk show, invited experts will speak on the subject of artist broadcast include Johan Grimonprez, Kris Paulsen and Colin Perry. This event will be broadcast live online by a specially created artist production crew. Book a space in the audience.
Filed under: Tethervision | Tags: art, film, new art exchange, nottingham, primary, screening
Friday 31 May
Doors at 7.30pm
Screening: 8pm – 8.45pm
Bar and Discussion: 8.45pm – 9.30pm
Venue: Primary, 33 Seely Rd, Nottingham, NG7 1NU
Presented in association with New Art Exchange
The Last Angel of History is one of the most influential video-essays of the 1990s, influencing filmmakers and many others. The film is an engaging and searing examination of the hitherto unexplored relationships between Pan-African culture, science fiction, intergalactic travel, and rapidly progressing computer technology.
The screening will be followed by an informal discussion and drinks.
Admission: £4.50 (£3 concession). Please be aware that places are limited. To book in advance please call 0115 924 8630.
Filed under: Tethervision | Tags: art, live, nottingham, performance, primary, research, tethervision, tv
Live from The Caretaker’s House, Primary.
Live online at
http://tether.org.uk/tv/archives/607
Saturday July 7 2012, 7pm
Free.
On July 7 1456, Joan of Arc is acquitted of heresy, 25 years after her death. On July 7 1928, the Chillicothe Baking Company sells sliced bread for the first time. On July 7, 1954, Elvis Presley makes his radio debut in Memphis with “That’s All Right”.
On July 7 2012, Tethervision launch their latest series live at Primary in Nottingham and broadcast live online.
The event features a performance from London-based artist David Raymond Conroy alongside a newly developed work from Internet, an artist collective whose members include Siân Robinson Davies & Diego Chamy.
Following the performances, we will be screening Video Show curated by Chris Coombes, Simon Raven will present his long awaited DJ set and Tether will serve a specially developed cocktail.
”What I hope is to evoke the idea that maybe it is all a fake, or a performance, like the things I’m talking about, but that is a peculiarly sharp way to get to something with which we can empathise.”
Read the full press release at
http://bit.ly/Pu4KHZ
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