Arnolfini

Arnolfini

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Arnolfini episodes

  • Colour Me
    “Colour affects the eye and heart, physically and metaphorically, more directly than any other single element in painting." -- Sir Frank Bowling
    Colour Me is a No Bindings audio work inspired by the luminescent colours of Sir Frank Bowling’s latest exhibition Land of Many Waters, at Arnolfini, Bristol.
    This podcast takes listeners through the memories of six narrators - Patsy, Hyacinth, Esme, Anton, Julz and his daughter, Eden - who wander the exhibition and share memories of their childhood, nature and relationships, describing the colours that speak loudest of all - jaguar yellow and tarantula black, moss green and lily pink, and an iridescent river blue.
    Colour Me is a No Bindings audio work, presented and produced by Keziah Wenham-Kenyon for Arnolfini. Executive produced by Eloise Stevens. Delivered with Grapevine. With thanks to Patsy, Hyacinth, Esme, Anton, Julz and Eden.
    Discover more: https://buff.ly/2X8bxF9
    28 min
  • On Ian Breakwell: Heike Roms interviewed by Phil Owen
    On Ian Breakwell: an interview by Phil Owen from the Arnolfini programme team with Professor Heike Roms, in which they discuss Ian Breakwell’s work, his importance in the UK art scene, and his relationship to Bristol’.
    Heike Roms is Professor in Theatre and Performance at the University of Exeter.
    Her research is interested in the history and historiography of 1960s and 1970s performance art, especially in the context of the UK, and she has published widely on the archiving and documentation of performance, performance art education, children as performers in avant-garde art and on performance as a form of knowledge formation. Her publications include: Thinking Through Theatre and Performance (co-edited with Maaike Bleeker, Adrian Kear and Joe Kelleher, 2019), Silent Explosion (2015), and Contesting Performance - Global Sites of Research (co-edited with Jon McKenzie and C.J.W.-L. Wee, 2010). She is currently working on a book with the working title When Yoko Ono Did Not Come to Wales: Locating the Early History of Performance Art.
    42 min

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Woven into the fabric of Bristol since 1961, Arnolfini is an international centre of interdisciplinary contemporary arts, presenting an ambitious, diverse programme of visual art, performance, dance, film, and music, designed to appeal to a broad audience.