Call for One Minutes for One Minute Volume Eleven

Call for One Minutes. Deadline End May 2023. For more information contact kerrybaldry@gmail.com

One Minute Volume Ten screening at 303 Projects

303 Projects, Lowestoft start their 2022 programme of exhibitions and events on Saturday 15th 2022 with the screening of 'One Minute' Volume Ten. The screening will be on a continuous loop viewable through the gallery window throughout January and February. There is no entry to the gallery at this time. Thank you to Alexander Costello Address: 303 London Road South Lowestoft Suffolk NR33 0DX Image: Milk and The Middle East by Gulce Tulcali

One Minute Volume Ten at Contemporary Art Ruhr

Thank you to Directors Lounge Contemporary Art and Media who will be screening One Minute Volume Ten at Contemporary Art Ruhr 5-7 November. One Minute Volume Ten includes work by Gordon Dawson and Louisa Minkin, Anna Mortimer, Zeljko Vukicevic (Zhel), Eva Rudlinger, Bob Georgeson, Kypros Kyprianou, Katharine Meynell, Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore, Philip Sanderson, Alex Pearl, Gulce Tulcali, Simon Le Ruez, Nick Jordan, Jeremy Gluck and Charlie Kramer, Alessandra Arno, Ruxandra Mitache, Kerry Baldry, Giacomo Infantino and Francesca Ruberto, Yolande Brener & Danielle Imara, Jonathan Onsuwan Johnson, Sam Meech, Sana Ghobbeh, My Name Is Scot, Jacob Cartright, Ellie Kyungram Heo, Paul Tarrago, Martin Pickles, Tony Hill, Michael Szpakowski, Rastko Novakovic, Lynn Loo, Karissa Hahn and Andrew Kim, Stuart Pound, sam renseiw, Caroline Rumley, Sarah Harbridge, Guy Sherwin. image: Nick Jordan and Jacob Cartright

One Minutes Volumes 1 - 10 to be archived at The British Film Institute

I am delighted to have just signed the agreement for all ten One Minute programmes to be archived at The British Film Institute. A big thank you to William Fowler (BFI) and Steven Ball (Central St Martins) for organising this.

One Minutes to screen at Contemporary Art Ruhr, Germany

A couple of years ago I compiled a programme of One Minutes (a selection from volumes 1 - 9) for the Bridlington Contemporary. This programme is now going to be screened at Contemporary Art Ruhr, Germany 30th October - 1st November 2020 thanks to Andre Werner from Directors Lounge Contemporary Art & Media, Berlin. The films will be constantly screened (looped) on Friday 30 between 5pm - 10:30pm and Sat/Sun 11 am - 7 pm

The programme includes work by:  Martin Pickles, Alex Pearl, Steven Ball, Gordon Dawson, Michael Szpakowski, Virginia Hilyard, Lynn Loo, Nick Jordan, Claire Morales, Nicki Rolls, Kerry Baldry, Riccardo Iacono, Eva Rudlinger, Nicolas Herbert, Sam Meech, Esther Johnson, Lumiere et Son: Sam Renseiw + Philip Sanderson, Katharine Meynell, Stuart Pound, Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore, John Smith, Anna Mortimer, Daniela Butsch, Guy Sherwin, Louisa Minkin, Grant Petrey, Rose Butler, Marty St. James, Olga Jurgenson, Paul Tarrago, The Gluts, Alexander Costello, Emily Richardson, Tony Hill, Chris Paul Daniels, Annabel Dover, Sana Ghobbeh, Kate Jessop, Steven Woloshen, Pablo Robertson, Zeljko Vukicevic, Tina Keane, Tansy Spinks, Leister/Harris.

Image: Daniella Butsch

Review

Steven Ball,  Artist, Curator, Research Fellow at Central Saint Martins writes about the One Minute project:

'We screened the very first volume of Kerry Baldry's One Minute project at cogcollective in 2007. Since then Kerry has continued to regularly curate these programmes, compiling a tremendously varied collection of sixty second films for each. Kerry seems to have an intuitive grasp of how to curate numerous short pieces into engaging and coherent self-contained programmes. By ‘intuitive’ I mean that while they never follow any contrived curatorial agenda, beyond their duration, in spite of their variety and diversity nothing ever seems forced or obvious on one hand, random or haphazard on the other. The other remarkable aspect of the programmes is the artists involved, many of whom have contributed work to all or most of the volumes, and many of whom are friends and colleagues of mine, indeed I have contributed films to a number of previous volumes. In this sense the One Minutes also represent a community of artists, and a self-determining one; this is a labour of love, put together without funding or the expectation of payment, but like all the best cultural endeavours because doing the work itself is worth it.
One Minute Volume Ten is now available for viewing. Previous volumes have mostly been screened cinema style in gallery spaces, arts centres, bars, and the like, with seating, and usually with several people in the room. Of course lockdown has prohibited this and One Minute Volume Ten is currently screening continuously online at Visual Container TV until 10 September. Given the nature of the screening, and the currency of the works, many of them naturally echo the conditions of these COVID-19 times as well as responding to other global and local events, and as such the One Minute project in its thirteenth year seems as urgent and current as ever.
Highly Recommended.'

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Still from Natural Hosts by Nick Jordan (included in One Minute Volume Ten)

VisualContainerTV

One Minute Volume Ten is currently screening online until 10th September 2020 on Visual Container TV an International Web Channel since 2009. Online 24/7 www.visualcontainer.net
Included in Volume Ten are the following filmmaker/artists:

Gordon Dawson and Louisa Minkin, Anna Mortimer, Zeljko Vukicevic (Zhel), Eva Rudlinger, Bob Georgeson, Kypros Kyprianou, Katharine Meynell, Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore, Philip Sanderson, Alex Pearl, Gulce Tulcali, Simon Le Ruez, Nick Jordan, Jeremy Gluck and Charlie Kramer, Alessandra Arno, Ruxandra Mitache, Kerry Baldry, Giacomo Infantino and Francesca Ruberto, Yolande Brener & Danielle Imara, Jonathan Onsuwan Johnson, Sam Meech, Sana Ghobbeh, My Name Is Scot, Jacob Cartright, Ellie Kyungram Heo, Paul Tarrago, Martin Pickles, Tony Hill, Michael Szpakowski, Rastko Novakovic, Lynn Loo, Karissa Hahn and Andrew Kim, Stuart Pound, sam renseiw, Caroline Rumley, Sarah Harbridge, Guy Sherwin.

Still: West Cape by Bob Georgeson