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EXHIBITION: Jerwood/FVU Awards 2019: Going, Gone
See two new moving-image works from Webb-Ellis and Richard Whitby that reflect on the anxieties of our recent past, our turbulent present and our uncertain future. Until 2 June 2019.
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Film and Video Umbrella makes moving-image works by artists. For three decades FVU has led the way in championing new creative talent and promoting innovative ideas. During that time we have commissioned many of the foremost figures in the field, working in close collaboration with a diverse range of venues, nationally and internationally. Browse our project page to find out more and view clips of the works.
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