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The Shadowlight Artists talk about their new LUMINOUS project (2020) and how lockdown affected them and their work. Created in 2020 before and during covid-19 pandemic. Supported by Film Oxford, Arts Council of England & Oxford City Council. shadowlightartists.org.uk/shadowlight-artists-luminous/ Exhibition partners Modern Art Oxford & Arts at the Old Fire Station www.filmoxford.org

The Shadowlight Artists group explored the work of Futurism, an artistic movement begun in Italy in 1909, which strongly rejected traditional forms and embraced the energy and dynamism of modern technology. The group then worked together at Film Oxford to create this film inspired by Futurism artworks. More info on the Shadowlight Artists, a group of learning-disabled artists and filmmakers. sh...

Danny Smith plays with different aspects of his personality through his drag alter ego Trixie Pixie, in a new dance-for-camera piece. He created the film along with other drawings and photocollage work for the Shadwolight Artists' Journeys exhibition. shadowlightartists.org.uk/journeys/ Journeys is an exhibition celebrating new work by learning-disabled and autistic artists Wendy Belcher, Richa...

Richard Hunt’s new works on paper and canvas extend his practice of weaving diverse popular culture and historical references into new mythologies. He created the work for the new Shadowlight Artists' exhibition "Journeys". The film "A World in Colours - The Artistry of Richard Hunt" documents Richard's creative process and the meaning behind his work. He collaborates in some pieces with autist...

Tom Breach leverages his talent for creating darkly humorous cartoons to produce an animated film documenting his struggles to achieve greater independence as an autistic adult. He created the film and framed drawings for the Shadowlight Artists' Journeys exhibition. shadowlightartists.org.uk/jou... Journeys is an exhibition celebrating new work by learning-disabled and autistic artists Wendy B...

Lucy Skuce’s project is based on her dual obsessions: recording her first-person experience of the world and redundant technologies. Utilising mixed technology, from a 1980s VHS camcorder (which was the first kind of camera Skuce owned) through to a contemporary 4k camera, Skuce documents her relationship with her hometown of Didcot using both new and archival footage to create a sense of fract...

Mark Hemsworth explores how specific landscapes change over time - from morning to evening, and season to season. Mark has an archive of tens of thousands of photographs of these landscapes across seasons, which span many years. For this project, Hemsworth has narrowed his focus to selected specific sites, which he has revisited across seasons starting in early 2022 through to early Autumn. Mar...

This short film was created on the iCreative Course at Film Oxford by an intergenerational group of young people (16-25 not in full time education or employment) working alongside older participants 50 In 1967, a change in the Law partially decriminalised Homosexuality in England and Wales. In 1969 street riots in New York sparked increased international action within the growing Gay and Lesbia...

"Rose Hill Activities" was made by young people from Rose Hill Youth Club with support from filmmakers from Film Oxford. It explores what free sports, creative activities, and green spaces young people can enjoy on the estate. It was made during the summer half-term of 2024 and screened at a free big-screen event at Rose Hill Community Centre, along with a family animated feature film in July 2...

Back in 1997, when Oxford was a player in producing major bands like; Ride, Radiohead and Supergrass, BBC Radio One decided to bring their annual 'Sound City' roadshow to Oxford. This short film focuses on the local bands and artists who were playing during the festival.

Made by The Digital Youth Collective at Film Oxford, this short film explores the aesthetic of a competition swimmer.

The Enchantress

Created on the Experimental Film & Video Course at Film Oxford (OFVM), this Super 8mm film explores the interaction of the land in a time-based setting.

An intimate and revealing film about carer's experience of looking after people with Alzheimer's and dementia.

'Twist & Shout' -Going out in Oxford in the 1960's

Breast Feeding Just Do It! 1996

Visit to Redbridge Hollow

Spaces We Made Our Own

Wondrous Whale Walk RHJYC 23

Team Courage

Respect

ROSE HILL TV 2023

Stopping the Press - An injury to one is an injury to all

Stadhampton Organic Farm for Schizophrenics 1988

Busy Bodies

thank you skinhead Girl 1

Passion not Perfection

CODFATHER

Drowned Out