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Dis, The Venus Monologues, 2018. HD video. Courtesy of the artists and Daata — Unmute Video

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Today is the day | We’re so excited to release the third instalment in our CF Presents program, a newly commissioned music video by 3D artist Serwah Attafuah and musician Genesis Owusu.

Following the recent launch of Owusu's debut album, Smiling with No Teeth, this collaborative music video accompanies a new Harvey Sutherland remix of the track “Gold Chains.” In it, an animated version of Genesis moves through Serwah Attafuah's mesmerizing, futuristic world, and interacts with his giant-sized, real-world counterpart.

Psychological and dramatic, Attafuah visually responds to Owusu's music by imagining a version of the musician that towers over his digital-self and real-world anxieties. The collaboration reflects the two artists' mutual interests in sci-fi dystopias, 1980s anime films like Akira and the tensions and expectations that arise for artists around questions of 'real' and 'fake' identities.

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It’s the last weekend to catch Textbook for Desi

It’s the last weekend to catch Textbook for Desire! Join us in the gallery today from 11:30 - 4:30 for a closing performance by Alice Weber in our Project Space.

Pictured, Garburator,’ a new video work presented for the show by Sab D’Souza that draws comparisons between digital datamoshing and haptic, shifting interpersonal desires.

This weekend is the last to catch our current exhi

This weekend is the last to catch our current exhibition Textbook for Desire!

Pictured is Giselle Stanborough’s ‘Undead Letters,’ an installation setup within the lecture theatre in our current exhibition space. The work which features a large scale wall painting, installation and sound work, considers the persistence of unfulfilled desires from and for the past.