This exciting project brings together several contemporary artists from diverse contemporary art practices, including performance, photography and film, working with ideas about marking and spatializing time. One More Time, will run for three days as an exhibition in the Libeskind Graduate Centre and the Old Boilerhouse at London Metropolitan University. There will be an artists’ symposium on Friday 20th October. 

The project is curated by Anne Robinson and the exhibition and symposium build on a body of practice-led research on perception, affect and the elasticity of time in works of art. This research developed out of work seeking to understand the capture, storage and perception of time in ‘painterly’ surfaces to incorporate experimental and expanded film practices and performance. This event will include a reconstruction of film artist Steve Farrer’s unique and innovative expanded cinema work, The Machine, which uses rotating projection to show film made in a shutterless camera and was recently one of the key works in Tate Modern’s ‘Expanded Cinema’ symposium.

The invited artist are: Steve Farrer, Rachel Gomme, David Howells, Rona Lee, Leibniz, Laura Malacart, Paul St George, William Raban,  and Claire Zakiewicz all of whom have been engaged with practice-led research in contemporary art or with experimental film practices.