Tagged Movement — Corridor8

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Three rotating lightbulbs hung from the ceiling of a church have been captured with a slow shutter speed, so that the arc of their movement is drawn into the photograph.

Tobias Zehntner: Halo

19.05.2025, by Colette Griffin

Review

Fermynwoods Contemporary Art

Northamptonshire

Dusky skies seen through a silhouetted window frame with text on the panes of glass: 'tool lost the lived body fading altering reflection dvala'

Echo Mapping: Elaine Grainger and Moa Gustafsson Söndergaard

10.04.2025, by Laura Biddle

Review

PINK

Stockport

A close up of Camara's face while lying down, her hand over her shoulder

Tania Camara: As I Am Naturally

18.12.2024, by mandla

Review

Lowry

Salford

A white wall gallery space with three paintings, ones on left and right across four split canvases and the one in the middle smaller, all showing people in groups, at sea, in boats, obscured by lines and other marks on the surface of the images

Rebecca Scott: Small Boats & Family Matters

22.06.2024, by Anthony Ellis

Review

Cross Lane Projects

Kendal

Installation view of the space with the framed screens dotted about, lit up orange in contrast to the blue lit back wall

Jenny Baines and Anna Macdonald: New Arrangements

09.04.2024, by Laura Biddle

PINK

Stockport

The five performers captured moving together, four upright with pained expressions on their faces, they seem to be crying, and a fifth performer in light orange shirt is kneeling on the floor in front of them.

Seke Chimutengwende: It Begins in Darkness

15.11.2023, by Chantal Oakes

Review

Lancaster

A black and white film still, in which a figure is starting to ascend a staircase in a south London tower block.

Jerwood/FVU Awards: Soojin Chang & Michael.

21.01.2023, by Tessa Norton

Review

Leeds

Leeds Art Gallery

Satelliser - a dance for the gallery, at Baltic

J Neve Harrington: Satelliser – a dance for the gallery

08.11.2021, by Kate Liston

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Alice Kettle – Thread Bearing Witness

16.11.2019, by Michael Orr

Review

Burnley