Presenting View-point which brings together the founding members of BOTH and volunteers. View-point is a celebration of a nearly complete year at BOTH premises on 323 Archway Rd.

PV: Thursday 22nd Feb 6-8 pm

OPEN: Friday 23rd Feb – Sun 10 March, 12-4 pm

Breathless film festival submissions starting to come to a close. Very proud of its achievements.

With special thanks to

@bestshortscompetition

@luleafilmfestival

@stockholcityfilmfestival

@newham_film_festival

London International Short Film Festival

Taking part in this virtual exhibition showcasing the final works of participants of 2023 summer "Performance-based Filmmaking: The Nature of the Poetic Image in Motion and its Performativity" with VestAndPage on 29 January, 6 PM CET.

Let us use the camera as a tool for reflection, rather than limiting it to a device that records appearances. Let us use it to shape a moving image that emerges from within and through us, blending with what is out there. Let us use it to show the world as it appears to us. Visions vanish if not captured.

In Out opens Fri 26 January. The group show considers the interplay between internal contemplation and external manifestation to explore the dual nature of obscure, overlooked and concealed aspects of the human experience.

Curated by @anneevakristina @justinehounam @jacqueline.rana the show features work from 21 artists

Official Selection of Breathless

Experimental Film Category

Thanks so much to all those who made it to the private screenings and for your valuable feedback – it was an amazing feeling to finally step back and share.

Winner Breathless

Experimental Film Category

Thank you Lulea International Film Festival @jamshed_ahmedkhan for a great festival – I very much enjoyed sharing our films.

Initial editing by printing and ordering stills of all the film footage frames - here I can also identify any obvious footage gaps.

It is a true testimony of women coming together and putting together this show despite unforeseen and challenging circumstances the last few weeks, thank you to all co curators – you have truly been amazing and also to 39 contributing artists for such inspiring work.

Mother of All unites artists who have nurtured their creative practices amidst the responsibilities, challenges, and joys of motherhood. The curators at B.O.T.H. set not other requirement except that our featured artists are mothers in any capacity, and that the submitted artworks adhere to the size limit of 50 cm and under. The dimensions limitation serves as a poignant commentary, spotlighting gender inequality that persists even seven decades after the women’s liberation movement of the 1960s.

Curators: Anne Isaksson, Justine Hounam, Jacqueline Rana, Carolyn Whittaker, Carin Thuresson

Filming the staircases at Barts hospital West Wing - applying it as an emotional metaphor for the film’s narrative.

Wing Walking is a group exhibition featuring the works of nine artists, including founding members of B.O.T.H. The participating artists bring together their unique perspectives to create a diverse and thought-provoking collection. Through various mediums such as painting, sculpture, filmmaking, printmaking, and mixed media, they invite viewers to embark on a visual journey.

30 June – 30 July

Semi Finalist for Breathless

Experimental Film Category

Winner of Award of Recognition for Breathless

Experimental Film Category

The academic year of the Professional Doctorate in Fine Art is wrapped up with a showcase. I screened Breathless along with some printed stills.

Jaqueline Rana and I recording our experiences taking on the curatorship of States of Exchange in an interview.

Artists and film-makers presently in or linked to the UEL Doctorate programme, screening short films.

Discussion led by: Claudia Brazzale

Curated by: Anne Isaksson

Winner Breathless

Experimental Film Category

I have become a founding member of BOTH, an artist artist-led, non-profit gallery dedicated to promoting contemporary art.

BOTH's mission is to showcase emerging and underrepresented artists from diverse backgrounds while serving as a hub for creative dialogue within the local and creative communities. The primary objective is to offer a platform for dynamic artists, regardless of their financial capacity, enabling them to share their work.

Private View 21st April , 6-8 PM

Saturday 22nd April, 11 AM – 6 PM

Sunday 23rd April 11-4 PM

PV: Friday 31st March : 5 – 9pm

01 April to 2nd June 2023, Thursday - Sunday 12.00 to 18.00

50 Celebration Avenue, Stratford, London E20 1DB.

Reflections on social exchange through creativity

An exhibition featuring 22 artists explores social interaction through place, memory and time. Reflecting on relations between cooperation, exchange, inequality, power and status.