Events
Plymouth
From 17 September 2011, British Art Show 7 travels finally to Plymouth. Some events require booking. Please contact the venue for details.
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17 Sep
Sue Tompkins
Performance: Hallo Welcome to Keith Street
(a version)Saturday 17 September, 2.30pm
Using rhythm and repetition, layering, juxtaposition, inversion, elaboration, stresses and pauses, Sue Tompkins's dynamic spoken-word performances re-energise language and give it new meaning. Her material - amounting to hundreds of pages of meticulously ordered and edited texts - is gathered from literature and everyday life. Apart from the ring-binder containing her texts, her only other accompaniments are a stool (on which to prop her file) and a microphone.
Plymouth Arts Centre
Admission free. Booking is essential on 01752 206114
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22 Oct
Christian Marclay
24-hour Screening: The Clock
Noon Saturday 22 October to Noon Sunday 23 October
Make the most of this rare opportunity to see Christian Marclay's highly acclaimed film in a single screening. The Clock is a montage of clips from several thousand films, showing scenes featuring clocks and watches or situations indicating a particular time of day. Presenting an extraordinary patchwork history of film, it also functions as an actual timepiece, always conveying the correct time, minute by minute, wherever it is shown.
The Slaughterhouse
Admission free, but ticketed. To book call 01752 206114
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05 Nov
Gail Pickering
Screening-performance: Sixty Six Signs of Neon
Saturday 5 November, 6pm
Gail Pickering's performed fictions take specific historical sites or political events as points of reference. For British Art Show 7, she presents a performance transmitted from a remote studio. This live film montage extends her interest in forms of socio-political theatre whilst working within the tradition of live television broadcasting.
Peninsula Arts, Plymouth University
Admission free, but ticketed. To book call 01752 585050
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