‘Free to Air’ is a series of exhibitions and events that will extend across London over a four-year period. Taking as its starting point Roosevelt’s famous ‘four freedoms’ – freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from want and freedom from fear – it sets out to explore some of the multiple meanings of ‘freedom’ in contemporary society.

Each year a major new commission will be showcased at two London venues, whilst an accompanying programme of screenings, events and workshops will be presented in galleries and cinemas across London’s boroughs.

The second phase of ‘Free to Air’ began in September 2010, with a new three-screen video installation by Ergin Çavuşoğlu, entitled ‘Crystal and Flame’, realised and presented in partnership with PEER. A parallel series of artists’ talks and other events exploring the theme of ‘freedom from want’ entitled ‘Making the Cut’ followed throughout October 2010.

‘Free to Air’ is a Film and Video Umbrella project funded by London Councils.

Individual works in this Project

Crystal & Flame

Ergin Çavuşoğlu

Making the Cut (Free to Air)

Various