Communion
Photos: John Bugeija
Communion (2010), 35mm transferred to HD, black and white, silent, 10 mins.
Installation at The Queen’s Cinema, Gibraltar
Communion was projected in High Definition on the 24ft cinema screen. The installation included a Billboard poster ( 200cm x 600cm on blue back cinema poster paper) for the exterior facade. The 3-day projection event ended with a Q&A with journalist Alice Mascarenhas and guests. November 2013
Supported by the Arts Council of England and The Ministry of Culture, Government of Gibraltar.
The Queen’s Cinema was built in 1957 and closed in 2006. At the time of the installation in 2013 it was architecturally preserved including seating and 35mm projection booth. The Queen’s was one of the few remaining historic cinemas in Europe – it was demolished in 2019.
Photos: Victoria Proffitt
Communion (2010), 35mm transferred to HD, black and white, silent, 10 mins.
Installation at Heath Street Baptist Church, Hampstead London
Presented by ArtProjx. http://www.artprojx.com/archive.html
The installation included printed works for the exterior church notice cabinets and Communion a limited edition publication with a text by Sarah Cooper, author of The Soul of Film Theory. Palgrave Macmillan 2013
The exhibition concluded with a panel discussion, “Art, Cinema and the Soul” with the participation of David Gryn, Reverend Ewan King, Dr. Sarah Cooper, Dr. Gilda Williams and Nina Danino.
Supported by the Arts Council of England.