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22nd September 2005

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Close-up portrait of a young man with a serious, direct gaze, in an institutional tiled corridor.

Walking After Acconci

16th September 2005

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Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard are London-based artists and filmmakers.
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3260 Miles Out!! Sending love from Doha @carolmorl

3260 Miles Out!! Sending love from Doha @carolmorleyfilm

Sorry to miss the premiere of 7 Miles Out. Can’t wait to see it. So happy for you @carolmorleyfilm and @cairocannon - love you!

People have the power!

This Tuesday, join writer @lucyharbron_ for a work

This Tuesday, join writer @lucyharbron_ for a workshop at @fitzroviachapel to let your creative voice roam free. Hear the audio installation from @simonfisherturner and write automatically, inspired by Derek Jarman’s Blue. Then, enjoy readings from invited poets and volunteers from the collective.

In our constant quest to collect the very best of people and keep them close, Lucy is the most recent addition. Bright, dry, northern and endlessly curious - take this opportunity to work with her. Thank us later.

These exhibitions @fitzroviachapel have been an incredible chance to work with a number of longtime collaborators @arupgroup @flutterechoes @chrisbigg_design @paulheartfield @salicopter plus some fabulous new additions. People have the power.

Join us for a series of special events, performanc

Join us for a series of special events, performances, talks + workshops during our final exhibition at @fitzroviachapel

20th October - @lucyharbron_ hosts a writing workshop and chance to hear the audio installation in an intimate evening of creativity

24th October - Join us for a curator’s tour of the exhibition

3rd November - @imogenandtheknife performs a special solo show

5th November - Ross MacFarlane hosts a conversation with Kay Simpson and Eric Huang about the relationship between colour and healing

13th November - Composer @simonfisherturner performs live with Melanie Pappenheim

Come along - tickets available now 🎟️💙

MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL BLUES - opening next week! Pr

MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL BLUES - opening next week!

Presenting our third and final show as curators-in-residence at @fitzroviachapel. Middlesex Hospital Blues centres around Derek Jarman‘s ‘Blue’ through a lovingly crafted new audio installation from @simonfisherturner, made with @swinton.tilda @flutterechoes @matthewlomax and @arupgroup

Also featuring work from @jenkinvanzyl - the exhibition continues our exploration into the chapel’s history as part of Middlesex Hospital, its specialist AIDS/HIV ward, and its eternal legacy of care and community.

Placed on the font, there will be an incredible Jarman piece courtesy of @amandawilkinsongallery

All bathed in a perfect Yves Klein inspired blue, come along to witness from October 16th until November 18th.

Don’t miss this! So proud of our former ‘students’

Don’t miss this! So proud of our former ‘students’ @jessandmorgsfilms and the super talented dancer @freya_iris_06 via the genius of @katecoyne68 and @csbschool

Tonight and tomorrow at Sadler’s Wells East @sadlerswells_east

The Extraordinary Miss Flower comes to NYC! 2nd Oc

The Extraordinary Miss Flower comes to NYC! 2nd October 6-8pm. A special event as part of Taste of Iceland New York - The evening includes a Q&A on the film, the album, and the personal journey behind both, followed by the screening, with Emilíana closing things out with a short live performance. Sign up for free tickets at inspiredbyiceland.com

The Extraordinary Miss Flower brings to life the remarkable story of Geraldine Flower and the discovery of a suitcase full of passionate love letters from the 1960s and 70s, the find that led Emilíana Torrini back into the studio for her most personal album yet. Called "a true original" by Empire, the film premiered at the BFI London Film Festival and has since played to audiences across Europe and Australia.
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