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Jeff Keen

Anti cool, Jeff Keen, Hiromi Nakajima, Noriko Okaku, Tatsumi Orimoto, Richard Parry,

​Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard, Samantha Sweeting & Julia Waugh.

​Artist's Films The Salon  

The Lewisham Arthouse

:140 Lewisham Way

London SE14 6PD,

2017

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This screening of artist's films was curated by Julia Waugh for The Lewisham Arthouse in London, an exploration of Low Definition aesthetics this event was thematically an exploration in the truth of portraiture. The artworks all explored questions of sensibility, from Anti-cool's memetic gestures of Lone Orchestra, to the inhibition of a bedroom in Samantha Sweeting's I Sleep For You. 

Anti-cool - Lone Orchestra

Anti-cool


Low Definition, like an act of translation, is more the suggestion of something, in descriptions that are formless there is the concept of “L’informe”. Yet the question of the Premium and highly defined communication is a blurred equation, with our increased abilities to clone reality, meta data is minimised in a horizontal platform of replication.

Still associated with DIY production and the economically marginalised, the accessibility of technologies has enabled a reevaluation of "HD" as opposed to "LD". Perhaps as exchange that allows for another experience and with this permission for the "in-between" of things to have significance.

Noriko Okaku

Noriko Okaku

Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard - Plan B

Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard

Waugh Office was established in 2011 by Julia Waugh and Mark Waugh,

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