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    elixir, Sara Fletcher; open space photograph: Nigel Noyes; Alison Cockcroft; racking fields/tenterhooks photograph: Kel Portman  
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An Elixir screening and talk
with Sara Fletcher

Monday 11th June 8pm

Stroud Valleys Artspace,
4 John Street, Stroud GL5 2HA
tel: 01453 751440

Sara Fletcher has just completed an Elixir residency in the Accident and Emergency department at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital. Elixir is placing eight artists in eight hospital departments to make films that explore the invisible or less understood activities of the hospital.
Sara's films, along with others from
artists around the country, selected
by SVA and artNucleus, will make up the two-year programme of Elixir Screenings.
Sara developed a collection of new video works which explore the aspects of the A&E environment which are routinely suppressed, hidden and codified - both systematically (the use of established routines and protocols for dealing with trauma and deaths) and personally (the ways in which staff cope psychologically and emotionally with difficult experiences).


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Pavement
Wednesday 13th June 8pm

The Subscription Rooms,
George Street, Stroud GL5 1AE

tel: 01453 760999
www.stroud.gov.uk

An event focusing on street culture via
the medium of film and video.
The recent affordability of the dv camera combined with the YouTube phenomenon has resulted in a flood of experimental shorts at grass routes level.
Evening includes vinyl sounds courtesy of guest dj.
•  £2.50
As part of the Trial Pit Cinema series.


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Racking Fields
Saturday 16th June
At various times throughout the day

Rodborough Fields and Community Hall

tel: 0145 375 6064
www.walkingtheland.org.uk

Local art collective ‘Walking the Land’
brings artists together to recreate the
‘Racking Fields’, exploring the legacy and relationship between the landscape and the textiles industry in the Stroud Valleys.
There are additional programme events
planned to include: vj (Oogoo Maia) and screening, banner and costume making as well as walks, talks and other activities. It will be preceded by schools and community workshops involving eight artists, but they’ll keep you on ‘tenterhooks’ about timing and details, so check www.walkingtheland.org.uk for details, specific times and our latest information

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