The Girl with X-ray Eyes
Phillip Warnell's new film is being premiered in a
special event at Warwick Arts Centre on Thursday 8th May at 6pm
Phillip Warnell's new film is being premiered in a
special event at Warwick Arts Centre on Thursday 8th May at 6pm
This is going to be a very unsual event that incorporates music, media and performance. As well as the film there will be a live theremin accompaniment (non-contact intrument often used in science fiction movies, and now very popular with musicians). Also, Steven Connor (Birkbeck) will speak on the popular fantasy of acquiring x-ray vision, and the Werner Herzog short documentary 'Bells from the Deep' will be screened (a rare screening on film).
Following the event (which starts at 6) there will be a reception in the Mead Gallery to launch the book 'The Girl with X-ray Eyes'.
admission for students is only £2.50 - but you need to book your ticket through the Arts Centre box office
Hope to see some of you there....
Hope to see some of you there....
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How did this go? As some of you may have noticed, I was on the wrong side of the box office counter that evening and therefore missed it.
It was sort of Laurie Andersonish in presentation at least; a video where a woman disects bodies through vision accompanied at times by a live theremin on stage, which cut through the video, increasing intensity and echoing its moods.. all that was missing was Anderson's stylish all-in-one suits.
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