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no.w.here curates many events, platforms for critical discourse and exhibitions
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| | Author(ity) | | Karen Mirza & Brad Butler, no.w.here | | THIS EVENT TAKES PLACE IN BEIRUT
May 20th-27th 2013, 10am to 5pm
Beirut Art Center | | | In conjunction with the exhibition Video Vintage, Beirut Art Center has invited Karen Mirza and Brad Butler to lead a workshop around political engagement in film. |
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| | Together | | An evening exploring collaborative film making | | Saturday 1st June, 7pm
no.w.here | | | Join us for a night exploring what it means to make a film together with three works made collectively under very different circumstances. |
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| | Party for Freedom | | Oreet Ashery’s Travelling Troupe | | Saturday 5th June, 7pm (performance begins at 7.30pm sharp)
no.w.here | | | Somewhere between a travelling cinema and theatre troupe, a kiss-a-gram and a takeaway delivery service, London-based artist Oreet Ashery’s Party for Freedom is an itinerant work that combines live performance with moving-image and an original album soundtrack. |
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| | Unconscious Archives #8 | | Pierre Bastien (France) / Karel Doing (Netherlands) / Louise Curham (Australia) & Alison Blunt (UK) | | THIS EVENT TAKES PLACE AT CAFE OTO
Wednesday 19th June, 7.30pm (8pm start), £8/£10 | | | Unconscious Archives transverses noise core and vision spectacle bringing together expanded cinema and sonic propositions from London and afar. |
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| | no.w.here summer school | | Forcible Frames | | 24th June - 18th August 2013.
Monday - Friday, with independent study and extra events
| | | no.w.here’s Summer School returns in 2013 with an
eight-week theory and practice programme for experimental filmmakers,
artists and graduate art students. |
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| | Unconscious Archives #9 | | Nominoë (France) / Sami Van Ingen (Finland) / Spatial (UK) | | THIS EVENT TAKES PLACE AT CAFE OTO
Wednesday 3rd July, 7.30pm (8pm start), £8/£10 | | | Unconscious Archives transverses noise core and vision spectacle bringing together expanded cinema and sonic propositions from London and afar. |
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