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Cornilia Parker 'Dark Matter'

Blew up a shed and made it into a suspending installation

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See the exhibition and enjoy a light lunch with a drink in our Djanogly Café.

Our onsite chefs have taken the season's best ingredients to offer a soup, sourdough and salad dish along with a glass of sustainable house wine, beer or soft drink.

£33.50 for exhibition entry and light lunch

£32.50 for exhibition entry and light lunch for concessions (60+, Disabled, Job Seeker, Student)

Available daily. Your booking is your exhibition entry time, enjoy your light lunch any time from 11.00 until 16.00.

The light lunch option is also for available for Members and Supporters for £17.50. No need to book, simply head to the Djanogly Cafe after your exhibition visit.

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See the exhibition and enjoy a light lunch with a drink in our Djanogly Café. Our onsite chefs have taken the season's best ingredients to offer a soup, sourdough and salad dish along with a glass of sustainable house wine, beer or soft drink.

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Experimental moving image, fragments place using collage, objects using pen. layered

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Mixed media animated film made for the ACE/Channel4 Animate scheme.

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Example of physical spaces

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Short stop motion animation Directed by Paul Bush

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Negative spaces of destroyed houses

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Interesting experimental animation of Brixton, using shape and sequencing

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A vibrant journey through Brixton celebrating the energy, rhythm and culture of life in the district.

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Images of maps

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Explosive house animation

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I say Robert Breer, but I didn't know he existed at the time.  I did know that Stuart Hilton existed though, and he definitely knew that Robert Breer existed.

This is a piece I did in my third year at art college, which would have been, errrrr, the year 2000 / 2001 I think - so quite old then.  I've kind of been corrupted by After Effects since.  I wish I still had the patience for this kind of animation - I'm still kind of proud of this one, especially the house bit.

http://retchy.com
http://retchy.blogspot.com

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Quick animation looking at shape

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A short animated documentary that explores the relationship between a Persian Rug and a cat.

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Experimental Animation using archival footage

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Experimental Animation using archival footage

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Exploring texture with archival footage