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Brilliant
jsb 02-09-2009 |
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A really nice introduction to the exhibition, I was there for the Futurism show yesterday and missed this entirely, which I rather regret.
Tom Ruffles 06-08-2009 |
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This video provides a great deal of clarity on what can sometimes be a complicated subject - modern art. Relating the idea of repetition to the everyday, particularly using familiar situations/ surroundings was especially effective. Great work!
Abigail Lacey 04-08-2009 |
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Right - agree with all the above - this is exactly what all exhibitions need. It whets the appetite, you can go in informed without being overwhelmed, and you can impress your date with sentences beginning "what the artist was probably trying to do ..."
Three minutes of tasters is much more useful than the newspaper's preview pages. Hope to see more exhibitors take up this initiative.
Matthew Kimberley 30-07-2009 |
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It was really nicely done. A great preview to the exhibition..wish more exhibitions had such 'tasters'!
Anthea 28-07-2009 |
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I love the presented i never saw her before. Me likey the work.
San 22-07-2009 |
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What a great short film. And also an excellent and informative way to preview forthcoming shows.
Ewan 22-07-2009 |
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I like the work with the "Modern in" I thought that was very poignant.
Mods 22-07-2009 |
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Toms and Nina - Cleverly executed, well made and an all round excellent take on modern language and communication.
BOF ISAACS 18-07-2009 |
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This film was excellent! Concise, interesting and to the point. I would like to see more from this particular film maker.
Fatima Wesson 17-07-2009 |
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A very informative, culturally enlightening and impressive short film. I look forward to seeing more thought provoking films by director Tomi Isaacs and narrator Nina Bigalke in the future. An enjoyable and well spent 3 minutes of time!
Diana 17-07-2009 |
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Perfect visual balance between showing the talker and the art works. Nice panning and editing throughout that created an exciting exploration of the artists work. Crucially this video makes me want to see the exhabition without giving too much away. Excellent work.
Dr Simon Mulvaney 17-07-2009 |
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Nice short. Makes you want to see the exhibition. Good work guys!
Emeka 17-07-2009 |
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I really enjoyed this documentary produced by Tomi Isaacs and Nina Bigalke. It was very crispy whilst still packed with multiple thought-provoking views on stuttering. I especially liked the presenter's end summary which nicely connected the importance of stuttering to art and to everyday conversations alike.
Well done! I'll await the next one.
Aditi 16-07-2009 |
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