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Kayla Sunset Strip on the Canary Wharf Screen, in Move on Up "a selection of dynamic, exciting, uplifting, provocative and beautiful films made by animation artists in the UK over last 20 years" presented by Animated Projects, June - August 2012: http://... more
Kayla 35mm film Flora screening at DL8, the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge, the festival for contemporary media and film, Berlin, in the One Minute volume 5 programme of artists' moving image curated by Kerry Baldry (15 February 2012): http://... more
Kayla 35mm film Flora screening at DL8, the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge, the festival for contemporary media and film, Berlin, in the One Minute volume 5 programme of artists' moving image c... more
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STITCH
Thursday, February 23, 2012
As part of STITCH, my current project investigating matrilineage, I will be performing in the Foyer of the Scott Building, Plymouth University on Friday 16 March, 10am to 12pm, and 2pm to 4pm, so that people can engage directly with me and my practice-as-research.
This live event is part of the series of exhibitions and presentations of research by creative practitioners who have received support from the Media, Art and Design research centre (MADr), and is curated by Liz Nicol.
Presentation of paper to the Land/Water and the Visual Arts research group, Scott Building room 114, 4pm - 5pm Wednesday 14 March 2012.
These Restless Hands, a new film to emerge from STITCH, is part of the Manifestations of Place exhibition of postgraduate research by Lu La Buzz, Gabrielle Llewellin, Kayla Parker, and Yan Preston, on the second floor corridor of the Scott Building from Wednesday 14 to Friday 23 March, open Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm. Private view is immediately after my Land/Water talk, at 5pm on Wednesday 14 March.
STITCH has developed from my research projects supported by MADr, looking at film materiality, subjectivity and place:
2009-2010 Measure
16mm film-drawing Studio One residency at Plymouth Arts Centre; Land/Water Exchange exhibition, Northampton University, and the Purpose of Drawing exhibition, Cube Gallery, Plymouth.
2010-2011 Brighton Road Movie
16mm personal archive, presented at Cine-City, Lighthouse, Brighton, and at BAFTA, London.
Shorts a la Carte 3pm 9 January 2011
Saturday, January 01, 2011
For the 8th London Short Film Festival, a selection of films by me and Stuart Moore will be projected onto diners' tables at Inamo Restaurant in Soho.
Book tickets: inamo@shortfilms.org.uk
http://2011.shortfilms.org.uk/event/?event_id=6
Our cosmic tablecloth programme includes the following 8 short moving image artworks, which will be projected without sound: Twenty Foot Square, Verge: Nocturne, Heirloom, Small World, Poppies, Blue Kayak, Project, Sunset Strip.
Other film-makers showing work at this LSFF Special Event: Max Hattler, Julian Hand, Naren Wilks
One Minute volume 4 launch at Moors Bar Crouch End 6 May
Monday, April 26, 2010
The new international touring collection of artists' moving image curated by Kerry Baldry will premiere on Thursday 6 May at Moors Bar Crouch End 6.30pm - 8.30pm 6 May 2010; then screening all weekend 11.00am - 9.00pm 8 and 9 May 2010 as part of the Crouch End Open Studios weekend. One Minute volume 4 includes my film 'Twenty Foot Square' made with film-maker and sound artist Stuart Moore: http://www.kaylaparker.co.uk/films/films/twenty_foot_square.html
One Minute volume 4:
http://www.kerrybaldry.moonfruit.com/#/one-minute/4540180591
Moors Bar:
http://www.moorsbar.com/calendar/2010-05-08/Open-Studios-Crouch-End/
Artists:
Katharine Maynell, Jonathan Moss, Eva Rudlinger, Chris Meigh Andrews, Martin Pickles, Gordon Dawson,Sam Renseiw and Philip Sanderson, Tony Hill, Laure Prouvost, Stuart Moore and Kayla Parker, Kerry Baldry, Alex Pearl, Steven Ball, Anahita Razmi, Kate Jessop, Bob Levene, Erica Scourti, Elizabeth Hobbs, Liam Wells, Claire Morales, Michael Cousin, Tina Keane, Virginia Hilyard, Riccardo Iacono, Fil Ieropoulos, Marty St. James, James Snazell, Stuart Pound, Richard Tuohy, Simon Payne, Tansy Spinks, Louisa Minkin, Zhel Vukicevic, Leister/Harris, Nicki Rolls, Nick Herbert, Daniela Butsch, Michael Szpakowski, David Kefford, Cate Elwes
Sea Front wins 2010 Media Innovation Award
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Sea Front, the film directed, filmed and edited by Stuart Moore, and produced by me, won the 2010 Media Innovation Award for Independent Film. We were both there to receive the award when the winning film was announced at the 2010 MIA gala awards evening on 18 March. The judges described Sea Front as ‘a very atmospheric and nostalgic production that was beautifully produced'.
Sea Front captures the poetry of Plymouth Sound and city seaside culture, in glorious Kodachrome Super 8, and features the young tombstoners who gather on the cliffs under Plymouth Hoe at high tide to launch themselves into the waves below.
Sea Front won the Trick of the Light award at the 2010 London Short Film Festival, and in April will be presented at Experiments in Cinema v5.1 Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA and at the East End Film Festival, London.
http://www.sundog.co.uk/
Verge 360 - Immersive Digital Arena at University of Plymouth
Friday, February 26, 2010
Video documentation of Verge 360 by Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore in the Igloo Vision Immersive Digital Arena (IDA360); ICCI (Innovation for the Creative and Cultural Industries), University of Plymouth. Digital re-master of dual-screen Super16 Verge: Sculptural Geometry and Flux, stepped through 5 successive clock-wise projections with ambisonic audio (15 - 19 February 2010). Filming by Stuart Moore at presentation event Thursday 18 February.
http://vimeo.com/9760569
Verge 360: interactive video presented on a 360-degree screen in Plymouth; thanks to Martin Woolner and Karol Kwiatek (February 2010):
http://www.charles3d.info/360video/360screen/verge360/