Three new films from us in 22/23: The Clare French Film - Carol Wyss - In Situ & Calum Storrie: Drawing Etc

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Documentaries 22/23

Carol talks about the influence of Nan Shepherd in her work.

Artist Carol Wyss searches for the structure of things; she takes familiar structures apart and puts them together again. She methodically searches for what holds things together, how and why they work.
More info on Carol’s work: www.carolwyss.net

Peter Bromley’s new documentary ‘Carol Wyss - In Situ’ starts filming in March with production support from 1968 Film Group. The film covers Wyss making a new work for display at John Ruskin’s House Cumbria, England in August. The documentary will show Wyss planning at her London studio and printmaking at the Thames-Side print workshop Woolwich. Film info here: https://filmfreeway.com/CarolWyssInSitu

Carol Wyss - In Situ 2022

Soundtrack from the Calum Storrie Trailer. Music by Douglas Benford - Watch the trailer here https://vimeo.com/839278362

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Calum Storrie: Drawing Etc - Trailer 2023

Artist Clare French speaking to Filmmaker Peter Bromley.
Peter Bromley's new documentary is on the Artist Clare French. The film highlights French's unique working art practice in her Thamesmead based studio. Interviews with French explain how her art comes together and why.

Clare’s reductive, monochrome practice considers the constructed, protean nature of human systems of meaning. This takes place primarily through her investigation into the constitution of painting; physically, materially and art-historically, which aims to complicate modes of making and assumed conceptual certainties.
Situated within Modernism and Post-Minimalism, Clare develops her work according to arbitrary rules or patterns that remain flexible while operating an internal logic. https://filmfreeway.com/TheClareFrenchFilm