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John Walter, How Jezreel’s Tower would have looked upon completion, 2019.

The Flying Roll – A memetic history of Jezreel’s Tower

by John Walter

John Walter writes about his research towards the forthcoming 360° film, Jezreel’s Tower, which takes inspiration from the story of The New and Latter House of Isreal, a religious movement which was based in Gillingham, Kent, until 1922. John discusses the history of the cult, the huge tower they built, and what their history can tell us about memes and how they are transmitted.

Jezreel’s Tower will be shown at Estuary 2020.

09.10.2019

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Lou Lou Sainsbury, Whitstable Biennale 2018, digital video still, 2018.

Lou Lou Sainsbury: Whitstable Biennale 2018

A short film made at and in response to Whitstable Biennale 2018 by artist Lou Lou Sainsbury. (17m15s)

07.03.2019

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Kihlberg & Henry, Slow Violence, 2018. Production still courtesy of the artists

Introduction to Whitstable Biennale 2018

Read about the 2018 Whitstable Biennale, Swimming Home.

02.06.2018

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Martin John Callanan: Wars During My Lifetime, 2014

Whitstable Biennale’s first permanent online commission is a film collecting a list of wars that have taken place all over the world during one individual’s lifetime. Read by a newsreader, the film makes no comment, but quietly and forcefully brings the long list to our attention.

28.03.2014

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