We’re delighted that Cadence has been show by Exploding Cinema at ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House, Jersey in the Channel Islands. There were two nights of underground short films featuring “live music and mind-bending visuals”.

Father-land is featured in The International Journal of Screendance, details below:

Publication: ‘Autoethnographic Memory Archive’ [film synopsis, link to film, 4 film stills, film narration extracts, bio] in ‘Choreographing the Archive: Image Gallery’, edited by Marisa Hayes and Luisa Lazzaro, International Journal of Screendance: Interfaces Between Screendance & Archival Film Practices, Vol. 13, Summer 2022, pp. 88-90. Publisher: The Ohio State University Libraries, publication date: 9 Sept 2022

https://screendancejournal.org/issue/view/308

The Florida Review features out film poem The Other Side of Now as part of Aquifer:
https://floridareview.cah.ucf.edu/aquifer/

Cadence will screen in Norfolk this summer on the Sculpture Trail at Raveningham.

Father-land will be shown on Saturday 13 August in the Screening Programme at Images of History, the 2022 Visible Evidence Conference, which explores the connections between history, archives and documentaries, and is hosted by the University of Gdańsk, under the auspices of the Andrzej Wajda Film Centre. After the screening, Stuart and Kayla will be discussing the film with the audience.

https://2022.visibleevidence.org/about-2/

Kayla will be delivering an academic paper, ‘Father-land: Memories of the Future Past and the Nicosia Buffer Zone’, at the conference earlier that week on 11 August.

An efficient day’s 360 editing for esteemed artist and academic Chris Meigh-Andrews, creating this short for his exhibition in Malta.