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‘I am going to have nightmares for weeks, but I can’t stop watching’
– audience member at Shaun Caton’s performance ‘Netherwhat’, The Maurice Einhardt Neu Gallery London, October 2009.
For the first LADA Screens we will be showing A Glimpse Inside the Grotto (2014), a documentary film about the work of Shaun Caton by Julius G. Beltrame and Robert S. Pugh.
The film will be available to view online for free on the LADA Screens video channel for two weeks between between 15 and 29 July 2015.
LADA Screens is a series of free, online screenings of seminal performance documentation, works to camera, short films/video and archival footage. It is part of Live Online, LADA’s dedicated space where you can watch short videos and films drawn from LADA’s Study Room or generated through our programmes and initiatives.
Each screening will be available to view for a limited time only, and will be launched with a live event at the White Building in Hackney Wick, London. Online art magazine, thisistomorrow will also feature the films on their website for the duration of the screenings.
Amy Sharrocks
SWIM, online from 17 – 31 August 2015
Launch event Monday 17th August, 7pm at the White Building
Katherine Araniello
The Dinner Party Revisited, online from 9 – 23 September 2015
Launch event Wednesday 9th September, 7.30pm at the White Building
Banner image credit:
Shuan Caton: riverSend, 1 hour performance at V22 Bermondsey, London Summer 2012. Image by Julius G Beltrame.
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