Image by Helsinki based photographer blogger HannaV
The lovely people at The British Council as part of their artist International Development programme are helping to fund the research and development of a new 16mm film about Darkness & Light pollution whilst on an Australian arts Council residency in Helsinki over winter 2014-15.
Final performance after a year long tour around classical venues in regional UK - reviewed here. With thanks to Adrian Wilson (oboist & Ensemble 360), Laura Sillars (Site Gallery), Joan Parsons (Showroom Cinema) & Tracy Bryant (Music in the Round) for their support on this project and choosing me to make this film and a special thanks to Julia Dunn for being so generous with her talented father Ivor Beddoes' footage.
Adrian Wilson will perform Britten's Metamorphoses After Ovid to my ode to cinema of the same name at the event at Transformations, Penistone Paramount, Barnsley, UK.
Penultimate performance of Six Metamorphoses After Ovid at Bridgehouse theatre in Warwick on 16th Feb.
Still from Small Wonders
On The Mind's Lost Continent a blog devoted to animation art.
Collaborative work with Alex March Film Fan (1963-1983) is showing in Documentary : Hinterlands & Frontiers at ICA 12th Jan 20:30 & 13th Jan 18:30 at Stratford East Picturehouse.
In Between Inception I & II is showing at Celluloid Tracks at the Aubin Cinema in Shoreditch 19th Jan 15:30.
"Operating out of a domestic setting C is a curatorial collective inviting artists into their home to experiment and present their work in any shape or form. Katie Goodwin was invited by C to host an event in December 2013. Goodwin exhibited her 3D film ‘Small Wonders’ and received excellent feedback, the audience were fully engaged with all elements of the film from the 3D effects and animation to the 16mm footage and audio provided by microbiologist and UCL Honorary Senior Lecturer Terence M Preston.
Small Wonders was exhibited on a loop for two hours providing an opportunity for everyone to view it at least once. After a short interlude Katie collaborated with Newcastle based artist Rachel Lancaster to perform a live foley performance to new film ‘Brain Eaters’. Combining found footage with Katie’s own, ‘Brain Eaters’ provided an eclectic mix of b-grade horror films and home video. The advantage of presenting ‘Brain Eaters’ at C meant it could be used as a testing ground to try a new performative element to Katie's practice. Again, the film and foley were well received and provided an entertaining end to the event. "
Claire Craig (curator of MOT Project Space & C)
In Between Inception I & II and Dawn of the Rainbow are featuring in the The Art of Animation exhibition at the National Museum in the Port of the Spain next week as part of Animae Caribe, the Caribbean's Festival dedicated to Animation.
Still from the Wizard of Oz leader revelatory animation Dawn of the Rainbow (1939/2011)
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