Bristol Mean Time
2007 -
Bristol Mean Time is an opportunity for a London based artist to spend three months in Bristol developing a new film and video work.
The three artists to date have used Picture This as a studio and production space and worked closely with Picture This staff as a production team. Following each residency the works have been exhibited at Picture This Atelier.
A Bristol Mean Time* residency allows the artist time, budget and space to focus on the production and realisation of a particular idea within the supportive context of Picture This, with the result of generating exciting new works by artists at a critical stage in their practice.
The residency is made possible through Picture This working in partnership with Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network (FLAMIN).
* The clock over the Corn Exchange in Bristol has two minute hands. The black minute hand shows Greenwich Mean Time while the red minute hand shows Bristol time. Until the railway network standardised time across the country Bristol time was 10 minutes ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.
Artists
Matthew Noel-Tod
Matthew Noel-Tod’s work combines an interest in technologies with references from conceptual art, cinema, philosophy and literature.
Artists
Emily Wardill
Emily Wardill was the first Bristol Mean Time artist in residence at Picture This.
Artists
Rachel Reupke
The new film by our 2009 Bristol Mean Time resident artist, Rachel Reupke, examines how popular marketing defines social positioning and taste.
Events
Rachel Reupke in conversation with writer Marina Vishmidt
11 February 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Rachel Reupke in conversation with writer Marina Vishmidt, followed by a screening of works that have influenced the making of 10 Seconds or
Essays
Blind Carbon Copy
William Fowler - Curator of Artists' Moving Image at the BFI National Archive - explores the many sources used in Blind Carbon Copy.
Essays
Broken Windows
Ian White - writer and curator of artist's film - tries to unpick illusion and allegory in Emily Wardill's films.
News
Rachel Reupke in conversation with Marina Vishmidt
11 February 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Picture This Atelier, Bristol, UK
News
Rachel Reupke's 10 Seconds or Greater reviewed
Ian White reviews Rachel Reupke's 10 Seconds or Greater in his latest blog on the LUX website.
Essays
Reverting to Type
Commissioned specially for the first exhibition of 10 Seconds or Greater, this essay examines the communication values within stock footage and the