In collaboration with Nathaniel Rackowe. A reconstruction of the work originally performed at White City Place (supported by Elephant Magazine) for The Royal Society of Sculptors building as part of ‘The Great Exhibition Road’ Festival 29th June 2019. Performances 7pm and 8.30pm https://sculptors.org.
Shed, Shroud, Exchange, Stroke, Spread
Thermal Duets (2019)
In collaboration with Caroline Broadhead
Performers Martina Conti and Alice Labant
Angela Woodhouse in collaboration with artist Caroline Broadhead explore notions of detail, image-making and identity through their development of Thermal Duets, a dance on screen project comprising of 5 short videos (each individually titled Shed, Shroud, Exchange, Spread, Stroke.) that manipulate thermal imaging technology. The purpose is to reveal an expanded body, and the potential of thermal imaging technology to develop a metaphoric language that exploits body heat. In this respect, there is a desire to extend the understanding and lexicon of dance work for the screen.
Marsden Woo Gallery, London until 29th June. http://marsdenwoo.com/
(Un)touched in Belgrade
Close Distance
Caroline Broadhead, Nic Sandiland and Angela Woodhouse
8 March – 1 May 2017
Wollaton Park
Nottingham
NG8 2AE
Close Distance has been commissioned by Nottingham City Museums and Galleries.
Created for the magnificent rooftop Prospect Room at Wollaton Hall, with its views across the surrounding park and city beyond, this new commission offers visitors a unique experience of an area of the house rarely visited by the public.
Artists Caroline Broadhead, Nic Sandiland and Angela Woodhouse have taken inspiration from the building’s history and inhabitants. Sandiland and Woodhouse have worked with image, sound, and movement to create a series of intimate film works that are integrated with Broadhead’s reinvented found objects. All these elements find synergy in this atmospheric installation.
“…Images will shift from the open landscape to the enclosed and restricted spaces in which the servants were confined, indicating the labours and life that differentiated the people, their roles and their position in the 17th century household.”
To visit Close Distance, please book on to one of the special ‘Talk and View’ events, taking place every Wednesday and Saturday between 8 March and 1 May 2017, please see details below.
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