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Screening
Gripping Wrists
9 December 2018
Belmont Filmhouse
49 Belmont St
Aberdeen AB10 1JS
Belmont Filmhouse
49 Belmont St
Aberdeen AB10 1JS

Gripping Wrists is a screening of artists’ moving image works programmed by artist-led initiative Tendency Towards. Focusing variously on the production of desire, rituals and mechanisms, as well as the influence of mythology and storytelling on social constructs, the works in the programme share an interest in the narrative of communal spaces, exploring the conjunction of language and physical staging.
Gripping Wrists marks the first stage in a series of curatorial research projects that Tendency Towards is undertaking, that reflect on organisational and relationship structures within artist-led initiatives and their wider publics.
Programme:
Michaela Cullen & Declan Colquitt, Double Dropping on a Phantom Island, 2018. HD video, 18 min 26 sec
Winnie Herbstein, Circling Roads, 2016. HD video, 7 mins 48 sec.
Delaine LeBas, I Bequeath Myself to the Dirt to Grow the Grass That I Love, If You Want Me Again Look for Me Under Your Boot Soles, 2014. SD video, 5 min
Gweni Llwyd & Marged Tudur, Croeso i Gaernarfon, 2018. SD video, 5 mins
Stephanie Mann, A Conglomerate of Voices Rise Up Like a Hidden Stream, 2016. HD video, 2 min 52 sec
Rehana Zaman, Lourdes, 2018. HD video.
Gripping Wrists marks the first stage in a series of curatorial research projects that Tendency Towards is undertaking, that reflect on organisational and relationship structures within artist-led initiatives and their wider publics.
Programme:
Michaela Cullen & Declan Colquitt, Double Dropping on a Phantom Island, 2018. HD video, 18 min 26 sec
Winnie Herbstein, Circling Roads, 2016. HD video, 7 mins 48 sec.
Delaine LeBas, I Bequeath Myself to the Dirt to Grow the Grass That I Love, If You Want Me Again Look for Me Under Your Boot Soles, 2014. SD video, 5 min
Gweni Llwyd & Marged Tudur, Croeso i Gaernarfon, 2018. SD video, 5 mins
Stephanie Mann, A Conglomerate of Voices Rise Up Like a Hidden Stream, 2016. HD video, 2 min 52 sec
Rehana Zaman, Lourdes, 2018. HD video.