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A short digital film loop with sound 1 min 18 secs 2022. A compilation of moving and still image snapshots of mannequins in shop windows. What brings the work together is a concern with the ‘act of looking’. Of interest are particular moments in time, location, architecture and everyday spaces.
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Shelley Margaret TheodoreDirectorMadame Boussieux Looks
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Project Type:Experimental, Short
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Runtime:1 minute 18 seconds
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Completion Date:July 11, 2022
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Production Budget:500 GBP
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:United Kingdom
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Shooting Format:Mobile phone/ digital
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Aspect Ratio:16.9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Magazine 43 Film Friday featured artist April 2022
Distribution Information
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https://magazine43.sun stack.comRights: Internet
Shelley Theodore, born (1958) in Brisbane, Australia now lives in London, France and Barcelona. She studied BA (Hons) Fine Art at Goldsmiths, University of London (1992-1995) and MA Fine Art at Camberwell College of Art, University of London (2010-2012). An artist working across of range of mediums, she had 2 film based work selected for Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2013. Recent exhibitions and publications include: Artist Feature Special Issue Best Artists of 2022, Magazine 43, Hong Kong (2022), Post Analogue Labyrinth series (I-IV) as part of DeptfordX Fringe (2018-21), Artrooms Fair 2016, Melia Whitehouse Hotel, London, Prison Drawing Project, Dean Road Prison, Scarborough, UK, (2016) Uncertain States Annual, Mile End Art Pavilion, Mile End (2015) Pala, an online digital program of artist's film and video works curated by Laura Mansfield (2014),The Jerwood Drawing Prize Exhibition (2012). Her work is in private collections in the UK , France and Australia.
This short film brings together images of Mannequins photographed in shop windows. My current practice includes drawing, collage, photography and film. What brings the work together is a concern with the act of looking. My main focus is to bring aspects of lived experience in to view but not in an obvious way. Of interest are particular moments in time, location, architecture and everyday spaces