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NEW
SCREEN
NEW-
CASTLE
is a 3-day festival celebrating
the best of international video art that
explores concepts of the narrative.
Screenings at The Outsiders,
Side Cinema and Tyneside Cinema
in Newcastle UK
09-11. September 2011.
Produced by
NABROAD and
Oslo Screen Festival
in collaboration with
Side Cinema, Tyneside Cinema
and The Outsiders.
NEW
SCREEN
NEW-
CASTLE
is a 3-day festival celebrating
the best of international video art that
explores concepts of the narrative.
Screenings at The Outsiders,
Side Cinema and Tyneside Cinema
in Newcastle UK
09-11. September 2011.
Produced by
NABROAD and
Oslo Screen Festival
in collaboration with
Side Cinema, Tyneside Cinema
and The Outsiders.
CONTACT US
NEW SCREEN NEW- CASTLE
NABROAD
Suite 15304
Lower Ground Floor
145-157 St John Street
London
EC1V 4PW
UK
email:
newscreen@nabroad.org
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NEW SCREEN NEW- CASTLE
NABROAD
Suite 15304
Lower Ground Floor
145-157 St John Street
London
EC1V 4PW
UK
email:
newscreen@nabroad.org
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MEDIA RELEASE 1. AUGUST 2011
“We see the participation on an international platform for exchange of artistic and creative thought, as paramount. We are thrilled to launch NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE
in Newcastle. Taking into account the historic relationship between the North East and Scandinavia there could be no better time to build a relationship between not only North East and Norwegian artists but also international artists. The current richness and vibrancy that exists in the North East art scene is very exciting, and has provided us with a fantastic opportunity to create this dialogue.”
Audhild Dahlstrøm Director and Founder of NABROAD and
Producer of NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE
"We are proud to present a varied program of video art including international and Norwegian artists in Newcastle. These artists’ works are coloured with subjectivity and experimentation, searching for new possible forms, subjects and languages. NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE is a great initiative that aims to stimulate artistic exchange and critical thinking.”
Margarida Paiva Director and Founder of Oslo Screen Festival and
Producer of NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE
THE FESTIVAL
Festival producers NABROAD and Oslo Screen Festival are proud to announce the program for the first NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE in Newcastle Upon Tyne. NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE is a Festival of Video Art, and a creative international dialogue, which could see this festival take place regularly in the coming years. NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE introduces a lineup of short films and video works at its festival premiere in Newcastle upon Tyne (UK) 09-11. September 2011. Artists from Finland, USA, Iran, India, Japan, Canada, Norway, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, France, Poland, Australia, Portugal, Hungary as well as Sweden, China and the UK give NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE 2011 a distinctive feel as it explores concepts of the narrative.
Taking place at three of Newcastle’s most unique venues the festival opens Friday with a solo screen by Max Hattler at The Outsiders Gallery and a program at Tyneside Cinema on Saturday 10. September with the Newcastle based artists Duane Hopkins and Henna-Riikka Halonen alongside international artists in a daylong screening program. The main program 'A Narrative at Something Else' curated by Oslo Screen Festival, also at Tyneside Cinema will showcase works by the renowned Bull.Miletic, Sérgio Cruz and Denise Hauser and many more. The festival’s opening party reception will take place after this screening, at Tyneside Cinema with another special screening of works by Max Hattler.
The third day of the festival we see the action move to the Side Cinema where from 12pm another program commences curated by NABROAD and Oslo Screen Festival presenting works by artists such as Mattias Härenstam, Kiron Hussain, Ane Lan, Joanna Lecklin and Morten Dysgaard.
NOTES:
NABROAD (Norwegian Artists Abroad) engages in international exchange through publications, curatorial projects, events and exhibitions, collaborating with artists and organisations internationally as an artist-run non-profit organisation.
Oslo Screen Festival is an international festival for experimental film and video art happening in Oslo every two years. This is a non-profit initiative started in 2008 by visual artist Margarida Paiva and producer Rune Sandnes.
NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE SPONSORS 2011
The sponsors of NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE help realise our initiative of bringing together a collective of Norwegian, Newcastle and North East based artists as well as international artists in our attempt to create ongoing links and encourage creative exchange. Our sponsors are vital in our mission to promote international exchange as well as our attempt to present the best program of video art that explore concepts of the narrative in an exciting environment that is Newcastle. Our sponsors are: The Royal Norwegian Embassy, The Norwegian Arts Council, Virtual Portfolio and NABROAD.
“We see the participation on an international platform for exchange of artistic and creative thought, as paramount. We are thrilled to launch NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE
in Newcastle. Taking into account the historic relationship between the North East and Scandinavia there could be no better time to build a relationship between not only North East and Norwegian artists but also international artists. The current richness and vibrancy that exists in the North East art scene is very exciting, and has provided us with a fantastic opportunity to create this dialogue.”
Audhild Dahlstrøm Director and Founder of NABROAD and
Producer of NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE
"We are proud to present a varied program of video art including international and Norwegian artists in Newcastle. These artists’ works are coloured with subjectivity and experimentation, searching for new possible forms, subjects and languages. NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE is a great initiative that aims to stimulate artistic exchange and critical thinking.”
Margarida Paiva Director and Founder of Oslo Screen Festival and
Producer of NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE
THE FESTIVAL
Festival producers NABROAD and Oslo Screen Festival are proud to announce the program for the first NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE in Newcastle Upon Tyne. NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE is a Festival of Video Art, and a creative international dialogue, which could see this festival take place regularly in the coming years. NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE introduces a lineup of short films and video works at its festival premiere in Newcastle upon Tyne (UK) 09-11. September 2011. Artists from Finland, USA, Iran, India, Japan, Canada, Norway, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, France, Poland, Australia, Portugal, Hungary as well as Sweden, China and the UK give NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE 2011 a distinctive feel as it explores concepts of the narrative.
Taking place at three of Newcastle’s most unique venues the festival opens Friday with a solo screen by Max Hattler at The Outsiders Gallery and a program at Tyneside Cinema on Saturday 10. September with the Newcastle based artists Duane Hopkins and Henna-Riikka Halonen alongside international artists in a daylong screening program. The main program 'A Narrative at Something Else' curated by Oslo Screen Festival, also at Tyneside Cinema will showcase works by the renowned Bull.Miletic, Sérgio Cruz and Denise Hauser and many more. The festival’s opening party reception will take place after this screening, at Tyneside Cinema with another special screening of works by Max Hattler.
The third day of the festival we see the action move to the Side Cinema where from 12pm another program commences curated by NABROAD and Oslo Screen Festival presenting works by artists such as Mattias Härenstam, Kiron Hussain, Ane Lan, Joanna Lecklin and Morten Dysgaard.
NOTES:
NABROAD (Norwegian Artists Abroad) engages in international exchange through publications, curatorial projects, events and exhibitions, collaborating with artists and organisations internationally as an artist-run non-profit organisation.
Oslo Screen Festival is an international festival for experimental film and video art happening in Oslo every two years. This is a non-profit initiative started in 2008 by visual artist Margarida Paiva and producer Rune Sandnes.
NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE SPONSORS 2011
The sponsors of NEW SCREEN NEW-CASTLE help realise our initiative of bringing together a collective of Norwegian, Newcastle and North East based artists as well as international artists in our attempt to create ongoing links and encourage creative exchange. Our sponsors are vital in our mission to promote international exchange as well as our attempt to present the best program of video art that explore concepts of the narrative in an exciting environment that is Newcastle. Our sponsors are: The Royal Norwegian Embassy, The Norwegian Arts Council, Virtual Portfolio and NABROAD.
ABOUT TYNESIDE CINEMA
The Tyneside Cinema is an independent
cinema in Newcastle upon Tyne. It is the
city's only full-time independent cultural
cinema, specialising in the screening
of independent and world cinema from
across the globe.
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The Tyneside Cinema is an independent
cinema in Newcastle upon Tyne. It is the
city's only full-time independent cultural
cinema, specialising in the screening
of independent and world cinema from
across the globe.
more
ABOUT SIDE CINEMA
Side Cinema is an independent cinema
run by four separate organisations
seeking to promote radical
and alternative views.
more
Side Cinema is an independent cinema
run by four separate organisations
seeking to promote radical
and alternative views.
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ABOUT THE OUTSIDERS
The Outsiders takes us back to the roots and ethos of what Steve Lazarides set up back in 2006 with his first gallery; a space catering for art enthusiasts at all levels. Due to an ever-growing demand in Lazarides Editions, the popularity in the innovative artists Lazarides has worked with and a desire to give exposure to unknown artists, it was time to take the Lazarides philosophy to the next level by merging these collected ventures.
more
The Outsiders takes us back to the roots and ethos of what Steve Lazarides set up back in 2006 with his first gallery; a space catering for art enthusiasts at all levels. Due to an ever-growing demand in Lazarides Editions, the popularity in the innovative artists Lazarides has worked with and a desire to give exposure to unknown artists, it was time to take the Lazarides philosophy to the next level by merging these collected ventures.
more
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