For the final weekend of the Jerwood/FVU Awards: Hindsight online exhibition host a Do-It-Yourself film screening at home with a live broadcast of the moving-image commissions by artists Guy Oliver and Reman Sadani.
The screening will feature a special musical introduction and cameo from artist Guy Oliver. Delivered straight to your inbox alongside a package of essays, critical responses, and interviews… popcorn and pick ‘n’ mix not included.
Learn about the Jerwood/FVU Awards 2020: Hindsight here.
Guy Oliver (b. 1982, London) lives and works in Margate. He graduated from the Royal College of Art (MA Painting) in 2015, and his interdisciplinary practice employs video as well as text, painting, collage and performance. Recent solo exhibitions include And You Thought I Was Bad?, Zabludowicz Collection, London (2018), Live From San Quentin, Random Access Gallery, Syracuse, New York (2018) and Did You Think I’d Leave You Dying?, Chalton Gallery, London (2017). Recent group exhibitions and screenings include Don’t Touch Me, Newcombe House, London (2020), Virtual Cocoons, Specter, online (2020), Culture Caveat, Art Night, London (2020), The Generation of Choice, Gern En Regalia, New York (2018), Rebel Souls, Daata Editions, Art Rio, Rio De Janeiro (2018), Newstalgia! The Austrian Cultural Forum, London (2018), Collective Failure, J Hammond Projects, London (2018) and Staging Series, Jerwood Space, London (2017).
Reman Sadani (b. 1995, Yemen) is a London-based Iraqi artist and a graduate of the Slade School of Fine Art. She is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus on film and moving image. Her narratives are often driven by a search for an exit. The physical toll of this constant search manifests in space and performance as the negotiation between the individual and the collective plays out. Recent screenings and group exhibitions include: Independent Iraqi Film Festival, London (2020), Whole Nine Yards (2020), Soundings, Raven Row, London (2019), A Night of Shorts, SET, London (2018), No Screening, IMT Gallery, London (2015).
Format
Film screening with English language subtitles broadcast via Youtube, lasting approximately 70 minutes. Attendees will receive an email with the exclusive event materials shortly before the event starts.
Access
We want to make sure that our exhibition and events programme is welcoming and accessible. Please contact us if you would like to discuss how we can support you to virtually attend and enjoy this online event or have any feedback on the accessibility of our work. You can contact us via email at [email protected] or telephone +44 (0)20 7261 0279.
Registration
This online event is free but booking is required:
