Events
Projections events take place regularly at Tyneside Cinema. They include self- and guest-curated screenings, and new live work for cinema. Six of each year’s events are drawn from our biannual Open Call for artists and curators. Find out about upcoming and past events, and see event images below.
Upcoming
This autumn, as opinion is polarised and division deepens in British politics, we celebrate difference and solidarity via a packed series of events with internationally significant artists and curators tackling subjects urgent and timely. Turner Prize nominee James Richards returns to present a programme of films brainy, bodily and weird, while with BALTIC we present a mini-survey of singular British artist Alia Syed’s work tackling migration and identity. Lucy Parker joins us with a screening of her first feature Solidarity, exposing the full injustice of blacklisting in the construction industry; and SCOT-PEP and artist Petra Bauer join peers for a screening of Bauer’s ‘Workers,’ around the precarity of sex work in the UK. With Newcastle University we launch a new open call prefaced by Hito Steyerl’s prescient film The Empty Centre; and launch The Visible Press’ new book on seminal artist Lis Rhodes with films and readings. Lastly, this season features two Kids’ Club events tackling subjects of no less importance, such as the convergence of the three suns. Plus, The Rough Cut returns in November with Kitty Anderson as guest moderator.
Lis Rhodes: Telling Invents Told + María Palacios Cruz & guests
Past
Bryony Gillard and guests: Harmonic Anatomies / Wet Mouths
Susie Green & Simon Bayliss: Artists’ Music Videos
Loving Attention: workshop & film screening
Loving Attention: film screening + Deep Listening
Loving Attention: film screening
Gill Park: Speaking Nearby—Trinh T. Minh-ha & Onyeka Igwe
Giles Bailey, Nellie Saunby, Sophie Soobramanien & Jamie Hammill: Islanders – Version 3
Projections x Chalk: The Way Things Go + kids’ workshop
Kate Liston, Holly Argent & Tess Denman-Cleaver: Living Organism
Through a Different Lens: Film Work by Joanna Margaret Paul
A Blemished Code + live sets by Anne-Marie Copestake & Stevie Jones
Get it in print
We produce a season leaflet every three months outlining the programme: if you would like to receive a copy, please contact us.
