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NOW Festival
17th October – 2nd November
2003
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The NOW Festival fast approaches.
Below are full listings of all the events taking place across Nottingham.
Titles - Artists - Dates - Synopsis.
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Quiet Time - Restless Sleepers - 17 October
to 2 November
Two weeks for local artists to explore what makes up Nottingham.
Photography used to make large scale maps, public participation.
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One Stop - Jo Roberts - 17 October to 2 November
Playful video presentation of life enhancing thoughts from the people
of Nottingham.
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A Page Of Madness - Left Hand Right Hand - 19
October
Experienced improvisers create a powerful and emotional sound track
performance to a silent film.
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On The House - Vincent Dance Theatre - 20 to
21 October
An intriguing video and live dance performance combination which
uncovers a universe where real, imagined and filmed timeframes collide.
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FIB - Metro-Boulot-Dodo - 21 – 23 October
14 ‘truth booths’, 14 members of the audience. 2 ½ minutes to interact
with what they find inside.
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Golem - doo-cot – 23 October
A dark yet tender multimedia performance where a Pinocchio-esque
living puppet explores rape, murder and suicide.
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30km - Simon Faithfull - 25 October to 2 November
Camera tied to a weather balloon and the ensuring journey filmed
from a ground close-up to 30km and the edge of outer space.
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Locator - Simon Whitehead - 27 October to 1
November
Out of The Woods is the latest in a series of intensive seasonal
movement residencies led by movement artist Simon Whitehead.
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In Another Light In Other Words - Sandra Johnston
- 29 Oct to 8 Nov
An investigation into people’s priorities in life, Johnston explores
strangers and their values and translates what she finds into an
exhibition.
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Flatpack - Realmen - 29 October
Two men assembling furniture while chatting about masculinity. Insightful
and sharp witted examination of what it means to be a modern man.
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The Wildebeest Lounge - Gary Carter/ Neil McCarthy
- 30 October
Time Out award winner Gary Carter and multi-award winning South
African actor Neil McCarthy explore memories of childhoods in South
Africa.
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Untitled (Interior DIE) - Jordan McKenzie -
30 October to 2 November
Mckenzie uses performative drawing to present the relationship between
the body and its environment.
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Private Room No. 10 - Sarah Chase - 31 October
to 2 November
Chase will present a dance portrait of a stranger she will meet
over the duration of the festival.
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Terrestrial - Howard Matthew - 1 to 2 November
The viewer uses the telescope to track the artist as he moves across
the city - giving a unique social and historical view of Nottingham.
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