The Time is Right for...Screening_Summerhall, Edinburgh_20th September 2017

TY - ADVS

T1 - The Time is Right for...Screening_Summerhall, Edinburgh_20th September 2017

A2 - Leuzzi, Laura

A2 - Lockhart, Adam

A2 - Shemilt, Elaine

A2 - Partridge, Stephen

PY - 2017/9/20

Y1 - 2017/9/20

N2 - As part of Summerhall's 2017 Edinburgh Festival Programme, EWVA in collaboration with Summerhall will are presenting a selection of early women's video work that have been investigated during the project. Artists began to work with video from the late 1960s as a more accessible alternative to film. Although many of these artists are well known today, there are several women artists who experimented with video in the early years who have since been forgotten or marginalised. As a result many women artists’ fundamental and pioneering experiments remain under-researched and very little critical writing about them has been published. The title comes from Marikki Hakola piece The Time is Right For… (1984). The screening features works from the 1970s & 1980s by several European women artists, that engage with the concept of the artist as promoter of dialogue, openness, cultural exchange and peace. Works included in the screening are: Federica Marangoni, Il volo impossibile [The Impossible Flight], 1982, Italy Marion Urch, From Russia with Love, 1987, UK Tina Keane, In Our Hands, Greenham, 1984, excerpt, UK Sanja Iveković, Slatleo nasilje [Sweet Violence], 1974, Croatia Maria Vedder, Der geometrische Ort aller Punkte [The Geometrical Locus of All Points], 1984, Germany

AB - As part of Summerhall's 2017 Edinburgh Festival Programme, EWVA in collaboration with Summerhall will are presenting a selection of early women's video work that have been investigated during the project. Artists began to work with video from the late 1960s as a more accessible alternative to film. Although many of these artists are well known today, there are several women artists who experimented with video in the early years who have since been forgotten or marginalised. As a result many women artists’ fundamental and pioneering experiments remain under-researched and very little critical writing about them has been published. The title comes from Marikki Hakola piece The Time is Right For… (1984). The screening features works from the 1970s & 1980s by several European women artists, that engage with the concept of the artist as promoter of dialogue, openness, cultural exchange and peace. Works included in the screening are: Federica Marangoni, Il volo impossibile [The Impossible Flight], 1982, Italy Marion Urch, From Russia with Love, 1987, UK Tina Keane, In Our Hands, Greenham, 1984, excerpt, UK Sanja Iveković, Slatleo nasilje [Sweet Violence], 1974, Croatia Maria Vedder, Der geometrische Ort aller Punkte [The Geometrical Locus of All Points], 1984, Germany

KW - Women Artists' video

KW - video art

KW - Feminist Art

KW - early video art

UR - http://www.ewva.ac.uk/ewva-summerhall-screening-2017.html

UR - https://festival17.summerhall.co.uk/exhibition/the-time-is-right-for/

M3 - Exhibition

ER -