360 Degrees

Video Title :	360 Degrees
Description :	A film I made last year with the writing group Quill in Great Yarmouth. The poems and the artworks they were inspired by are as follows. A Somewhat Fuzzy Recollection of a Collection -Sue Wooden The whole ARC Open Studios exhibition of work by Mark Leech, Racheal Brown, Prue Dobinson, Simon Sela Kasumba, Mark Sargeant, John Dashwood, Manuel Sexias, Derek Jackson, Tonia Jillings, Rupert Mallin, Bridget Heriz, Katarzyna Coleman, Manuel Mondonza, Emrys Parry, John Kiki, Bruer Tidman and Mark Cator Maltese Dreamer - Fiona Hall inspired by a terracotta figurine by Bridget Heriz A Portrait of a Young Woman - Sue Cooper Simon Sela Kasumba painting of the same name Opposites - Ellie Trett Simon Sela Kasumba painting of the same name Rainbow Lady- Fiona Hall - Simon Sela Kasumba painting of the same name The Three Ages - Fiona Hall Three bronze scultures called The Three Ages by Bridget Heriz Moonlight - Ellie Trett A painting called Irony by Manual Mendonca Seaborn - Ellie Trett A textile piece called Bluesail by Prue Dobinson It's good that this has come out so quickly and has an avenue to to express itself. There's a model for doing this elsewhere with other writing groups something I would like to explore in the future. Some picture here of the recording of the poets in the exhibition. http://marksargeant.blogspot.com/2006/06/pictures-of-recording-session-at.html
Views :	1718
Rating :	5.00
Keywords, Tags :	Norfolk open studios poetry video art exhibition mark sargeant
Video Length :	9 : 56

Comments :

This is FANTASTIC, loved all of it and had to watch it over again, superb filming, feel really proud of you all and hope to see more in the future?

Well done Mark, and also well done Quill. Susan's intro is brill and I love the video effects throughout. Great poetry and images. Linking art and poetry. There should be more of this. Worth watching more than once. ENJOY!!!

Amazing intro !!! -b

A Truly Immaculate and inspiring collection of words based around art - featuring local home grown talent from Great Yarmouth, a culmination of works by ARC and QUILL. Give this a look, you will not be disappointed.