Pick up a copy at festival venues or around Melbourne joints, or download a PDF from our website. Huge thanks to designers Steve Gavan/Sara Hayat who brought this baby to life and to Moule Printing.
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#Listen back to Almagul Menlibayeva presenting her artist talk where she discussed the breadth & interrelation of her practice across video, photography, installation & performance, during her residency with Channels.
https://t.co/F0fA63FHRt @RMIT#channelsfestival2019#videoart
Spend an hour each afternoon this week taking in contemporary video art @annaschwartzg for @ChannelsFest.
Featuring: Angelica Mesiti & Daniel Crooks (prev @IPMIC winners), Shaun Gladwell & Candice Breitz (prev ACMI Commission recipients).
https://t.co/nFJTFwRSN0
This event will showcase a program of historically significant works by Australian, European and North and South American artists, which focus on the relationship between video, performance and sociopolitical critique.
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Longitudes, Latitudes & Legacies - a 1 day program of video art screenings, lecture performances & discussions. Join us Sat 7 Sept along with guests Diana Baker Smith, Mike Parr, Lyndal Jones, Jill Orr, Archie Barry, Camila Galaz & Matthew Perkins. Presented with @NGVMelbourne
Almagul's 11-channel video work Fire talks to me is on display as part of the Channels Festival: Untimely Geographies exhibition, at @TheSubstation_ until 21 September, Tue - Sat, 11am - 5pm >> https://t.co/UjW2ytegRP
Channels Festival bids farewell to Almagul Menlibayeva, as she returns to Europe after a 4 week residency hosted in partnership with School of Art - @RMIT University through #SITUATE
Image credit: Selfie taken by Almagul Menlibayeva with Noor Afshan Mirza at Mungo National Park
Ahead of our screening program tonight The Anthropocene: Works from the Videobrasil Collection.
Longplay 6-10pm https://t.co/8PFITahZcJ
Some history: https://t.co/t2uPjfTejD
Alred says that over the last 6yrs the Festival has “supported artists at all stages of their careers & expanded our understanding of video art practice.”
Archie Barry, Fistimuff, 2019. Photographer: Darren Sylvester.
Join us this weekend for our 2019 Festival opening
@TheSubstation_ as we explore the lingering dilemmas of video art https://t.co/WJ6o3eCkjw @theage#channelsfestival#channelsfestival2019
‘The Scar’, Noor Afshan Mirza & Brad Butler’s FLAMIN Productions film, is showing as part of @ChannelsFest, Melbourne, 24 August – 15 September: https://t.co/uqW0dnvYyw
Pick up a copy at festival venues or around Melbourne joints, or download a PDF from our website. Huge thanks to designers Steve Gavan/Sara Hayat who brought this baby to life and to Moule Printing.
#channelsfestival#channelsfestival2019 💙💙💙
Hitting the pavement today is our free printed festival program along with beautiful commissioned texts by Eugene Yiu Nam Cheung, Din Heagney, Abbra Kotlarczyk, Kym Maxwell and a newly translated text by María Galindo, responding to the broad themes of the festival.
Thank you @Broadsheet_Melb!
Channels Festival has been putting video art under the spotlight since 2012. And this year’s diverse and inclusive program is no different. Opening 24th August @TheSubstation_
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Free Artist Talk / THURSDAY 8 AUGUST / 6pm / ALMAGUL MENLIBAYEVA discussing the breadth and interrelation of her practice across video, photography, installation and performance.
https://t.co/vy1nyO9G6F