Film Club
Friday 12th July
Come to SVA on 12th July when we will be showing the film Coraline: a movie about a little girl who finds a small door in her new house that leads to a seemingly perfect life.
Event
14th -16th June
For Site Festival 2024 Mat Collishaw presents ‘Sky Burial’ ; an immersive audio-visual installation and meditation on life, death and humanity set to Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem, recorded and mixed in 360° spatial sound for d&b Audio Soundscape by Loss Gain.
Friday 16th April & Saturday 17th April 8-11pm
Friday 23rd April & Saturday 24th April 8-11pm
Drive by Shooting is a 10-minute, graffiti-style, animated opera to be projected after dark over four evenings onto the John Street Gallery window. With the visuals running on a loop, audio can be accessed via a downloadable smartphone app (details nearer the time) that connects to a dedicated Wi-Fi network, meaning the audience can listen on headphones while watching the projected action unfold in front of them.
Performance and Projections
Friday 9th April 8-8.30pm
Saturday 10th April 8-8.30pm
Sunday 11th April 8-8.30pm
Brenda and Anna will be sharing the work which they will be developing during the 3 week residency for this public event which will include improvised performance, projection, sound and installation.
Tickets £4
Booking essential
Film screening
Friday 13th March 7pm
These films, made by an array of new and diverse voices, delve into the domain of the digital by exploring the influence of the internet on our lives.
Live performance
Friday 21st February 7.30pm
Vital. Original. Bold. A live performance of HOME, a work-in-progress pitch for a contemporary feature film.
Film
Wednesday 8th May 7.30pm
Skin in the Game is a programme of short films that examine what it’s like to exist as a person of colour in the UK today.
Film
Sunday 10th March 8pm
Joe’s work includes a broad range of film. This screening will include films he’s made during his 10 year collaboration with performer Bill Bailey.
Live Music + film + talk
Friday 8th Feb 6.30pm
Evoking memories of the 'Ragpickers' who sifted through dusty remains and waste.
