Honoured to be recognised as a winner of the Oram Awards 2023

In partnership with The Radiophonic Institute, PRS Foundation, the Daphne Oram Trust & the British Council, The Oram Awards is a platform for innovation in sound, music and related technologies to elevate the work and voices of women, Trans and Non-Binary and Gender Diverse music creators.

There is only one category: innovation in sound, music and associated technologies.

Selected 13 trailer from videoclub on Vimeo.

Selected brings together some of the best work from early-career film and video artists from across the UK in a vibrant programme of recent artists’ moving image. Organised by videoclub and FLAMIN the eight filmmakers were nominated by the artists shortlisted for the Film London Jarman Award 2022 .

Between 14 - 29 November 2023, the Selected 13 programme screens at venues across the UK including CCA Glasgow, Fabrica (Brighton), Royal College of Art (London), Nottingham Contemporary, and John Hansard Gallery (Southampton).

Work in the Selected 13 programme
Aqsa Arif, Spicy Pink Tea, 2022, 12:25 mins

Ella Frost, What You Love Too Much to Lose, 2021, 11 mins

Dan Guthrie, black strangers, 2022, 8:13 mins

Hannan Jones, Dear F…, 2023, 6:29 mins

Hussina Raja, Station, 2022, 7:39 mins

Evita Remy-Benn, SUGAR, 2023, 1:34 mins

Daisy Smith, (Dirt), 2020, 3:01 mins

Mina Heydari-Waite, 33 Seeds, 2022, 7:02 mins

Selected is produced by videocluband Film London Artists' Moving Image Network. Supported by Arts Council England and Film London

Friday 3rd November
6–9pm

Join us in the gallery for a listening party to celebrate this year’s summer broadcasts project in collaboration with Clyde Built Radio. Each of the commissioned artists will present a revised and shortened version of their original broadcasts on Clyde Built Radio.

Unfolding through June – October this year, summer broadcasts was a series of four sound commissions by Hannan Jones, Sgàire Wood, Lydia Davies and Yulia Carolin Kothe, four Glasgow-based early career interdisciplinary artists currently working with sound, poetry, broadcast, or music. Responding to the increase in the foregrounding and programming of transient methods of working and interdisciplinary art practice within a contemporary visual art context over the last few years, this new programme at David Dale Gallery seeks to continue to support these practices.

The commissioned works responded loosely to the theme of broadcast as a site for connection and reflection, and were supported with mentorship from local community radio station Clyde Built Radio. They were also broadcast on Clyde Built Radio, who are based just up the road from the gallery in the Barras Market and are all now available to listen on our website and Clyde Built Radio’s archive.

Image by Greer Lockyear.

second sights and infrared sprites is a tapestry of short films that delves into spirituality, energy, and belief. Revealing connections between realms, present moments and the ethereal unknown. All films foreground an element of research, ritual or rhythm, be that submerged, unseen, felt or subconsciously known. These landscapes are explored both through direct narratives, subtle gestures, and are grounded by the sonic sphere.

Each film, an offering or glimpse into the past and connections spanning various spaces and temporalities. second sights and infrared sprites is a programme that leans into liberation, parallel possibilities or realities, illuminating the many compasses we can choose to follow. Each film will have an improvised sonic response by Simone Searles.

This event is held in collaboration with Glasgow Women's Library

SHOWINGS
Venue:Glasgow Women's Library, Landressy Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow, UK
Start:Thursday 2 November 2023 6:00 PM
End:Thursday 2 November 2023 8:00 PM

Book Online:
Start:Thursday 2 November 2023 6:00 PM
End:Saturday 4 November 2023 6:00 PM
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Image: Sarah Al-Sarraj, Wholeness: Homage to Maya Deren (Study), 2022, Animation still.

Future Soundscapes Festival 2023, organized by silent green, invites on a journey into the audiovisual future and presents artists at the intersection of music, media art and sound art. The sound performance Re-imagining in Conversation performed by Hannan Jones and Shamica Ruddock is a cooperation of Future Soundscapes Festival and the Digital Solitude program of Akademie Schloss Solitude. The project is further developed in the frame of the web residency »Algorithmic Poetry«, a cooperation of Akademie Schloss Solitude and Liquid Architecture.

RADIOPHRENIA is a temporary art radio station broadcasting intermittently from the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow.

25 August, Live broadcast at 11.30AM - How Do We Hold On?

Rupture, Rapture: Womxn in Collage at Patricia Fleming Gallery —
Sam Ainsley, Edie Baker, Claire Barclay, Jen DeNike, Gabrielle Lockwood Estrin, Louise Hopkins, Hannan Jones, Barbara Kendrick, Zoë Mendelson, Victoria Morton, Janie Nicoll, Kate V Robertson, Catherine Street and Alberta Whittle

Rupture, Rapture: Womxn in Collage
Friday 25th Aug – Saturday 16th Sept, 2023
@ Patricia Fleming Gallery
4 Oxford Lane, Glasgow G5 9ER

Exhibition Dates
Friday 25th August – Saturday 16th September, 2023

Visiting Hours
Tue: By Appointment (12.00-17.00)
Wed, Fri, Sat: 12.00 – 17.00
Thu (late night): 12.00 – 19.00

Web Residency »Algorithmic Poetry.«

Re-Imagining In-Conversation: A New Poetics by Hannan Jones and Shamica Ruddock explores the dynamics of hybridity and exchange. Inside an interactive soundscape, visitors of their web project will be invited to compose, gather, and listen, triggering recordings co-created with collaborators. Jones and Ruddock are particularly interested in »cultural hybridity and technocreolization« and allowing for »potential for expanding a new poetics.«

Comfort 2023, 16’00’’ dir. Daisy Smith
Produced with support from the Dommering Foundation
Link to trailer: https://vimeo.com/874373349

Archive Berlin
Reinickendorfer Str. 17, 13347 Berlin

With contributions from
Ariella Aïsha Azoulay, Dina Al Kaisy Friemuth, Machi Mashy with Mohammed Abdelkrim, Karina Griffith, Juan-Pedro and Ingeborg Fabra Guemberena, Gladys Kalichini, Rah Naqvi, Hannan Jones and Shamica Ruddock, and more to be announced.

See the full programme here

Home: A Domestic Fiction

For sale on 16 Nicholson Street booth for the Art Bootsale at SWG3.

Voices in Buildings brings together artists and musicians: a continuous soundtrack running throughout the event, with musicians dropping in and out as a backdrop to a loose schedule of performances.

Artists include: Rhubaba Choir wi resident artist Hannan Jones, Seth Bennett, Semay Wu, Casey Miller, Ceylan Ha, Ali Robertson, Shona Macnaughton and Ben Kritikos. Produced by Benjamin Owen and Dougal Marwick with Jennie Temple and support from Dissenter for Space Studies.

Outlier Glasgow
38 London Rd, Glasgow G1 5NB

Conceived in response to a collective sense of freefall, Seeking Channels interrogates the systems that shape our ways of knowing & searches for tools that help bring into focus a connection to our world. Against a backdrop of techno-solutionism, global heating & escape strategies, Seeking Channels looks for worms in the mud and asks their grandparents how to plant a garden.

Featuring Billy Crosby & Sian Newlove-Drew, Bones Tan Jones & Nicolette Clara Iles, Dayna Casey, El Hardwick, Feral Practice, Georgia May Jaeckle, Georgie Hurst, Dr Helen Greaves, Hannan Jones & Shamica Ruddock, Holly White, Ibiye Camp, Milo Creese, Sean Roy Parker, and Kris Lock.

Listen to the broadcast at Clyde Built Radio, commissioned by David Dale Gallery.

Blue Grey Haze is a sonic landscape that begins with a locked groove, serving as a rhythmic foundation that unfolds progressively and cyclically returns. It brings together new compositions, poems and research elements, field recordings, and collected audio materials that undergo deliberate sonic shifts, amplifying the sense of constellations within composition whilst sitting in a state of flux bound by the locked groove.

26: Hannan Jones, Dina Mimi, Onyeka Igwe, Jacob Dwyer, Gabriel Abrantes

Mascara film club presents a programme that looks at portraits of people that cannot be filmed, whether this be through impossibility or concealment. Fact, fiction and construction play out across five films that propose alternative depictions or awkward documents.

Thursday 6th April 2023 7.30pm
Location: P/////AKT, Amsterdam

Programme:
Working Knowledge of Ritual, Hannan Jones, 2023 (4 mins)
The eyes that never see, Dina Mimi, 2021, (12 mins)
We Need New Names, Onyeka Igwe, 2015 (14 mins)
Donovan Garcia, Jacob Dwyer, 2017 (7 mins)
A Brief History of Princess X, Gabriel Abrantes, 2016 (7 mins)

Fred Moten • Brandon López • Gerald Cleaver (trio) + Hannan Jones • Pat Thomas • Shamica Ruddock (trio)

Community Central Halls,
304 Maryhill Rd, G20 7YE

Event Info

Nightcore, 2023, 16mm, 27’30’’
Daisy Smith's website

18–22 Ashwin street
Dalston
London
E8 3DL

Event Info

In Praise of Slowness, 2023, 16mm, 17'43''
Hicham Gardaf website