Projects matching: Peter Bromley

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Phil Thomas was a painter and decorator for over 30 years before deciding to devote his every waking moment and energy to art and become an artist painter full time. As he himself says ‘painter to painter’

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Calum Storrie is an artist, writer and designer. He has designed exhibitions for, among others, the Royal Academy, Wellcome Collection and the Museum of London (most recently ‘London Calling’). His book the 'Delirious Museum' is published by Bloomsbury.
This documentary captures Storrie making art, collaborating with musicians and artists of different creative disciplines, from soundscapes, music scores, painting and walking the city. Filmed over six months in and around Hackney London, with a visit to Dundee, Scotland in the middle.

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CAROL WYSS - IN SITU covers Wyss making a new work for display at John Ruskin’s House Cumbria, England. The documentary shows Wyss planning at her London studio and printmaking at the Thames-Side print workshop Woolwich.
Carol Wyss is a visual artist using printmaking, drawing and photography to create the components for her installations. She is on a concerted search for the structure of things – deconstructing existing and creating new discernible patterns. Recognizing patterns is crucial to humans, helping understand and predict what is coming.

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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.

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Working with artist Neil Ferguson, filmmaker Peter Bromley visits the homes of Marcel Duchamp and Gustave Flaubert. They explore their art and literary works partly through the performance of art actions.
Filmed in London, Varengeville sur Mer and the City of Rouen.

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The Demailly family have lived in the same area of Eastern Paris for over a century. Filmmaker Peter Bromley captures the lives of this working class family at a time of political, social and cultural changes in French society. His film asks what does it mean to be French today?

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Collector Paul Wells, who over many years has amassed one of the best private collections held on the subject of death.

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Pete and Terry are former label-mates of Creation Records, one of the most important record companies of the 80s and 90s.
The film captures a highly creative time for the pair with interviews, gigs and see the release of a new album. The documentary offers a unique view into two key musicians still passionate about playing and recording music.

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1968 Film Group produce Featurette on the 'Battle of the Somme' filmed on location in Picardie, Northern France, across 2010/11. Using image and sound the film captures the landscape today where thousands perished and are still missing.

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Edward Greenfield, is a music critic and above all, music lover, who has chronicled classical music and opera for the past sixty years, for The Guardian, where he was chief music critic from 1977 to 1993, Gramophone Magazine and BBC radio. He was awarded an OBE in 1994.

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Fencing is one of the oldest Olympic sports. Within this sport there is a whole communality of fencers & fencing clubs, which covers all backgrounds and ages. This short documentary shows how beautiful Foil fencing is to watch & play.