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Annis Joslin

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I’m so proud of The Wonder Club, which has been running for a year now. It’s free monthly workshops at Hove Museum of creativity for young people produced by Corridor and videoclub and led by artist Chahine Fellahi who I have had the pleasure of peer supporting in her workshop planning as well as collaborating on events and workshops for the larger Days of Wonder programme.

A new season of The Wonder Club starts on April 26th. Please share with anyone you think might be interested. Link in bio!

The Wonder Club is a creative programme designed with and for young people aged 13 to 18, offering an exploration of early filmmaking and experimental moving image techniques with artist Chahine Fellahi. Fuse analogue and digital, uncover the groundbreaking innovations of local filmmakers and rekindle the spirit of discovery, enchantment and innovation that marked the early days of cinema.

This is an exciting opportunity to experiment with techniques that led to contemporary filmmaking and contribute to exhibitions and events that will be taking place for the wider programme, Days of Wonder.

I enjoyed putting this reel together and reflecting on all the wonderful experimentation that has happened. Images in this reel include work made by past and present Wonder Club participants, with photographic documentation of workshops facilitated by the Wonder Club team: Chahine Fellahi, Louise Conway and Zoe Montgomery. Also included are images from workshops with guest artists @sapphire_goss and I.
📸 @kimia.collective
📸@louisesconway
📸@zlmnt

Days of Wonder is produced by Corridor and videoclub in partnership with Brighton & Hove Museums with support from Arts Council England, National Lottery Heritage Fund, Film Hub South East and Screen Archive South East.

@videoclub_uk
@brighton_museums
@screenarchivese
@heritagefunduk
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#movingimage #earlyfilm #filmeducation #youngfilmmakers #brightonmuseum #filmclub #filmmaking #artistfilm #zoetrope #foley #animation #slides #super8film

I’m so proud of The Wonder Club, which has been running for a year now. It’s free monthly workshops at Hove Museum of creativity for young people produced by Corridor and videoclub and led by artist Chahine Fellahi who I have had the pleasure of peer supporting in her workshop planning as well as collaborating on events and workshops for the larger Days of Wonder programme.

A new season of The Wonder Club starts on April 26th. Please share with anyone you think might be interested. Link in bio!

The Wonder Club is a creative programme designed with and for young people aged 13 to 18, offering an exploration of early filmmaking and experimental moving image techniques with artist Chahine Fellahi. Fuse analogue and digital, uncover the groundbreaking innovations of local filmmakers and rekindle the spirit of discovery, enchantment and innovation that marked the early days of cinema.

This is an exciting opportunity to experiment with techniques that led to contemporary filmmaking and contribute to exhibitions and events that will be taking place for the wider programme, Days of Wonder.

I enjoyed putting this reel together and reflecting on all the wonderful experimentation that has happened. Images in this reel include work made by past and present Wonder Club participants, with photographic documentation of workshops facilitated by the Wonder Club team: Chahine Fellahi, Louise Conway and Zoe Montgomery. Also included are images from workshops with guest artists @sapphire_goss and I.
📸 @kimia.collective
📸@louisesconway
📸@zlmnt

Days of Wonder is produced by Corridor and videoclub in partnership with Brighton & Hove Museums with support from Arts Council England, National Lottery Heritage Fund, Film Hub South East and Screen Archive South East.

@videoclub_uk
@brighton_museums
@screenarchivese
@heritagefunduk
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#movingimage #earlyfilm #filmeducation #youngfilmmakers #brightonmuseum #filmclub #filmmaking #artistfilm #zoetrope #foley #animation #slides #super8film

On Friday evening I watched a brilliant and moving Greta Thunberg inspired community opera - UPRISING - at Glyndebourne, composed by Jonathan Dove with Libretto by April de Angelis.

This community opera has been developed over the last year or so and it was wonderful to see that so many the the young people performing in it also who took part a project I was involved a year or so ago (which had the goals of encouraging the young people to be artivists and sign up to audition to be in the opera) The project was a collaboration between Glyndebourne and the organisation The Human Hive directed by the wonderful Darren Abrahams and was facilitated by a fab creative team I was part of with Darren, director and animateur Freya Wynn Jones, musician Zangi, pianists Matt Fletcher and Joe Cummings, composer Lucy Armstrong and Glyndebourne’s fantastic L&E team under project manager Kate Simner.

In the programme for the opera pictured here it was great to see lots of references to the workshops (photos by Sarah Hickson) and background to how it all came about. It’s such an impressive undertaking with lots of joined up thinking and an appreciation of how much time it takes to build relationships and the L & E team at Glyndebourne are wonderful! Congratulations to all.

Will share more photos and say more about this special project soon
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#artivism #communityopera #opera #climatechange #climatechangeawareness #hope
@humanhiveglobal @abrahamsdarren @glyndebourne @zangialex

On Friday evening I watched a brilliant and moving Greta Thunberg inspired community opera - UPRISING - at Glyndebourne, composed by Jonathan Dove with Libretto by April de Angelis.

This community opera has been developed over the last year or so and it was wonderful to see that so many the the young people performing in it also who took part a project I was involved a year or so ago (which had the goals of encouraging the young people to be artivists and sign up to audition to be in the opera) The project was a collaboration between Glyndebourne and the organisation The Human Hive directed by the wonderful Darren Abrahams and was facilitated by a fab creative team I was part of with Darren, director and animateur Freya Wynn Jones, musician Zangi, pianists Matt Fletcher and Joe Cummings, composer Lucy Armstrong and Glyndebourne’s fantastic L&E team under project manager Kate Simner.

In the programme for the opera pictured here it was great to see lots of references to the workshops (photos by Sarah Hickson) and background to how it all came about. It’s such an impressive undertaking with lots of joined up thinking and an appreciation of how much time it takes to build relationships and the L & E team at Glyndebourne are wonderful! Congratulations to all.

Will share more photos and say more about this special project soon
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#artivism #communityopera #opera #climatechange #climatechangeawareness #hope
@humanhiveglobal @abrahamsdarren @glyndebourne @zangialex

Lovely opening event for Underworld this week - catch it at Phoenix Art Space until 23rd February. Open Weds - Sun.
📸 by Mike Anton

Underworld reveals the underground spaces beneath Brighton Railway Station, including the Cab Road tunnel-built in 1841 for horse-drawn cabs and now a relic of Victorian ingenuity.
Through walking tours, workshops, and archival research, volunteers have uncovered the hidden stories of Brighton’s railway underworld.
This exhibition shares their findings, exploring the people, design, and evolving uses of these spaces.

° Phoenix Art Space, Brighton /
@phoenix_artspace
17 13-23 February (Wed-Sun)

• Discover the past beneath your feet!
+ Thanks to Phoenix Community Centre, Phoenix Art Space, Brighton Railway Rifle Club, Govia Thameslink, and all our volunteers.

Supported by @heritagefunduk
Curated & produced by @videoclub_uk and @dreamyplaceuk with @annisjoslin & Jackie
Marsh-Hobbs.
#UnderworldBrighton #HiddenHistory

Lovely opening event for Underworld this week - catch it at Phoenix Art Space until 23rd February. Open Weds - Sun.
📸 by Mike Anton

Underworld reveals the underground spaces beneath Brighton Railway Station, including the Cab Road tunnel-built in 1841 for horse-drawn cabs and now a relic of Victorian ingenuity.
Through walking tours, workshops, and archival research, volunteers have uncovered the hidden stories of Brighton’s railway underworld.
This exhibition shares their findings, exploring the people, design, and evolving uses of these spaces.

° Phoenix Art Space, Brighton /
@phoenix_artspace
17 13-23 February (Wed-Sun)

• Discover the past beneath your feet!
+ Thanks to Phoenix Community Centre, Phoenix Art Space, Brighton Railway Rifle Club, Govia Thameslink, and all our volunteers.

Supported by @heritagefunduk
Curated & produced by @videoclub_uk and @dreamyplaceuk with @annisjoslin & Jackie
Marsh-Hobbs.
#UnderworldBrighton #HiddenHistory

Really enjoyed being part of this project over the past few months which culminates in an exhibition of material found and created by a brilliant group of volunteer researchers who I have been working with alongside @jamie_wyld , historian Jackie Marsh-Hobbs and @zlmnt

Video clip here is a sneak peak of a short video I made for the exhibition of a journey through the tunnel (with a voice over by Jackie
Marsh-Hobbs). The exhibition also includes some particularly wonderful photography by @zlmnt and @stan.sauvage

More about the project below (text below courtesy of @videoclub_uk and @dreamyplaceuk )

Underworld reveals the underground spaces beneath Brighton Railway Station, including the Cab Road tunnel-built in 1841 for horse-drawn cabs and now a relic of Victorian ingenuity.
Through walking tours, workshops, and archival research, volunteers have uncovered the hidden stories of Brighton’s railway underworld.
This exhibition shares their findings, exploring the people, design, and evolving uses of these spaces.
° Phoenix Art Space, Brighton /
@phoenix_artspace
17 13-23 February (Wed-Sun)
• Discover the past beneath your feet!
+ Thanks to Phoenix Community Centre, Phoenix Art Space, Brighton Railway Rifle Club, Govia Thameslink, and all our volunteers.
Supported by @heritagefunduk
Curated & produced by @videoclub_uk and @dreamyplaceuk with @annisjoslin & Jackie
Marsh-Hobbs.
#UnderworldBrighton #HiddenHistory

Really enjoyed being part of this project over the past few months which culminates in an exhibition of material found and created by a brilliant group of volunteer researchers who I have been working with alongside @jamie_wyld , historian Jackie Marsh-Hobbs and @zlmnt

Video clip here is a sneak peak of a short video I made for the exhibition of a journey through the tunnel (with a voice over by Jackie
Marsh-Hobbs). The exhibition also includes some particularly wonderful photography by @zlmnt and @stan.sauvage

More about the project below (text below courtesy of @videoclub_uk and @dreamyplaceuk )

Underworld reveals the underground spaces beneath Brighton Railway Station, including the Cab Road tunnel-built in 1841 for horse-drawn cabs and now a relic of Victorian ingenuity.
Through walking tours, workshops, and archival research, volunteers have uncovered the hidden stories of Brighton’s railway underworld.
This exhibition shares their findings, exploring the people, design, and evolving uses of these spaces.
° Phoenix Art Space, Brighton /
@phoenix_artspace
17 13-23 February (Wed-Sun)
• Discover the past beneath your feet!
+ Thanks to Phoenix Community Centre, Phoenix Art Space, Brighton Railway Rifle Club, Govia Thameslink, and all our volunteers.
Supported by @heritagefunduk
Curated & produced by @videoclub_uk and @dreamyplaceuk with @annisjoslin & Jackie
Marsh-Hobbs.
#UnderworldBrighton #HiddenHistory

Thank you so much to @anartistsinfo for awarding me a £1500 artist bursary. This will allow me to have the valuable time to experiment with, learn and develop vital skills in video mapping which will benefit not only my own practice and a future project with @coleandjoslin but also my work with @corridorproj too in particular Days of Wonder project with @videoclub_uk

Image 1: Video Installation Echo 2024
📸 @zlmnt
Image 2: Video Installation Echo 2024
Image 3: Simmer, video still, 2023 Cole & Joslin
Image 4: Stuck, 2021, Cole & Joslin
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.#artistfunding #busary #artistnewletter #a-n #videomapping

Thank you so much to @anartistsinfo for awarding me a £1500 artist bursary. This will allow me to have the valuable time to experiment with, learn and develop vital skills in video mapping which will benefit not only my own practice and a future project with @coleandjoslin but also my work with @corridorproj too in particular Days of Wonder project with @videoclub_uk

Image 1: Video Installation Echo 2024
📸 @zlmnt
Image 2: Video Installation Echo 2024
Image 3: Simmer, video still, 2023 Cole & Joslin
Image 4: Stuck, 2021, Cole & Joslin
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.#artistfunding #busary #artistnewletter #a-n #videomapping

A few photos from the wonderful Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s Relaxed Performance for last Saturday at Brent Civic Centre in @wembleyparkldn I had the pleasure of being commissioned to make videos to accompany the pieces performed by the orchestra. It really was a wonderful experience to be there.
Thank you @royalphilorchestra
📸 credit Tim Lutton/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

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#inclusiveperformance #artistfilm #videoprojection #orchestra #inclusiveorchestra

A few photos from the wonderful Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s Relaxed Performance for last Saturday at Brent Civic Centre in @wembleyparkldn I had the pleasure of being commissioned to make videos to accompany the pieces performed by the orchestra. It really was a wonderful experience to be there.
Thank you @royalphilorchestra
📸 credit Tim Lutton/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

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#inclusiveperformance #artistfilm #videoprojection #orchestra #inclusiveorchestra

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