Jane and Louise Wilson

08.03.10
Jane and Louise Wilson Jane and Louise Wilson’s work comprises of video projections, photographs taken during the filming process, and three-dimensional sculptures. They have exhibited widely around the world, including two person exhibitions at New Art Gallery, Walsall, Haunch of Venison, Zurich, De Appel, Amsterdam, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead, Serpentine Gallery, London and Bergen Art Museum, Norway. Group exhibitions include Sharjah Biennial 9, Glasgow ...
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Shona Illingworth

01.03.10
Shona Illingworth - Balnakiel APEngine talks to Shona Illingworth about her exhibition Balnakiel, showing at Wolverhampton Art Gallery until 1 May 2010. Balnakiel seems to continue an interest you’ve explored in other work, in people – giving testimony, witness, ‘ordinary’ lives, though it’s a much bigger project – dealing with a community, rather than individuals or small groups… I’m interested in memory as a dynamic and continually changing ...
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The Otolith Group talks to George Clark

18.02.10
Otolith I - The Otolith Group George Clark talks to Anjalika Sagar & Kodwo Eshun – The Otolith Group -  following their exhibition at The Showroom, London, about the Otolith Trilogy, their exploration of history, politics and the essay film. How did The Otolith Group come into being? Anjalika: We met around 2000 – one of the things that brought us together was Chris Marker (La Jetée, Sans ...
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Steven Eastwood

10.02.10
Steven Eastwood APEngine spoke to filmmaker Steven Eastwood during his Jerwood Visual Arts Laboratory in August 2009. You can see an extract of the resultant film here in our Showcase. How did you start making film work? I started using Super 8 when I was a kid. I asked for a really crappy Eumig.  It looked like an old water flask from cowboy films and it had a ...
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Carol Morley

21.12.09
Carol Morley Carol Morley’s films have been shown internationally in galleries, cinemas, festivals and on television, and have been described as “provocative films that cross boundaries between fact and fiction, exploring extraordinary things that happen to ordinary people” (BFI Southbank Catalogue). Since graduating from Central St Martins in 1993 with a first class honours degree in fine art film and video, she has received the Best ...
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Ian W Gouldstone

16.12.09
15-Pixel Street Fighter, Alaskan Military School APEngine put a few rapid fire questions to Ian W Gouldstone, award-winning filmmaker and design Drill Sergeant at the Alaskan Military School. Can you sum yourself up in one sentence? Ian W. Gouldstone is a designer, writer, and filmmaker based in London, UK. So what do you take your inspiration from in your work? I grew up in a house full of engineers and ...
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Addictive TV

09.12.09
Addictive TV's Graham Daniels APEngine talks to Addictive TV’s Graham Daniels about life as an audiovisual artist. How did it all begin… how did you come to set up Addictive TV – and why? I started my creative life working in a studio that made music promos and all kinds of bizarre corporate videos, and later began working in film as an assistant director, then later a ...
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