AND produces, develops and stages one of the biggest media arts festivals in the UK. Travelling to and mapping a different terrain every occurrence, AND Festival is a rehearsal space and catalyst for new models of working. The programme invites new ways of seeing the world through re-negotiating our relationship to place featuring live cinema events, installations, online projects, residencies, public realm interventions exhibitions, performances, games and apps.
Dir. Tim Brunsden and starring Scottee. Told over four episodes, Follow was commissioned in 2012 as a live and evolving documentary about…
Read moreFollow / Tim Brunsden (2012)
Fri 22nd Jun — Sun 2nd Sep 2012
We are all familiar with the stories about what the stork brought and the birds and the bees – Papadopoulou asks how these stories will evolve in an age of invitro fertilisation and stem cell research.
Read moreReproductive Futures / Zoe Papadopoulou (2012)
Thu 30th Aug 2012
30 August -01 September 2012 Using the master/slave model of communication, where one device or process has unidirectional control over one or…
Read moreMaster-Slave Invigilator System \ Jeremy Bailey (2012)
Wed 29th Aug — Fri 31st Aug 2012
This workshop explored ‘cross media’ practices for producing fiction, such as ‘Transmedia Storytelling’, ‘Alternate Reality Games’ and ‘Dispersed Fiction,’ looking at how…
Read moreTactical Transmedia Fictions / Paolo Cirio (2012)
Inside/Out was a residency film project developed by Fragments International Ensemble in partnership with AND Festival and the Canal and River Trust….
Read moreInside/Out / Fragments International Ensemble (2012)
Wed 18th Jul — Sat 8th Sep 2012
Mechanical Games invited participants to create and contribute a thirty-second film of their selves performing one of five sports: weight lifting, swimming,…
Read moreMECHANICAL GAMES \ xtine burroughs (2010)
Tue 1st Jun 2010
AND Salons were a series of talks responding to the work shown at the 2011 festival featuring artists, academics and guests that…
Read moreAND Salons (2011)
Sat 1st Oct — Sun 2nd Oct 2011
Pigs Bladder Football was a year long programme of artistic enquiry aiming to reconnect us with traditional craft and lost knowledge. The…
Read morePigs Bladder Football \ John O’Shea (2011)
Fri 30th Sep — Sun 2nd Oct 2011
Conceptual cousin to the film of the same name, Piercing Brightness was an exhibition of new work at the Harris Museum and…
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