The BFI's national film archive provides the primary context for The film document and its veracity. A practice-based and written analysis, this artist-filmmaking research project engages with and questions the existing language, grammar and truth-making of archival films. See full project summary at http://www.techne.ac.uk/for-students/techne-students/techne-students/techne-students-2018-19/antrum
I am embarking on this PhD project from an existing practice as an independent artist and artist filmmaker. I have worked with 'front-end' analogue mediums (from drawing to printmaking, photography to film) that intersect digital processes and intuitive gestures - such as creative writing, translation, and haptic relations around lens based media. I graduated from the Royal College of Art, London (Masters in Printmaking, 2011), and Wimbledon School of Art, London (BA Fine Art Painting, 2005). My work has been shown widely in gallery installations and screenings, in the UK as well as internationally. I have presented and tutored as a Fine Art visiting lecturer (2012-17), and taught numerous filmmaking workshops balanced on practical and theoretical principles for students (BA to MA, to public) at Newcastle University (Newcastle-upon-Tyne), Chelsea College of Arts (UAL London), Ruskin School of Fine Art and Drawing (Oxford), Grand Union (Birmingham), among others.
www.thevisibleinstitute.org/phds/
www.hollyantrum.com
2016 Outside Noise, Ed. Holly Antrum & Jonathan P Watts (second edition), Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, Edinburgh
2015 The London Open 2015, text by Daniel F. Herrmann, Whitechapel Gallery, London
2014 Outside Noise, Holly Antrum, Jonathan P Watts & George Vasey, Grand Union, Birmingham
2013 Flatness, curatorial project by Shama Khanna, editioned publication and website
2012 ‘Parisian Cemetery Walls' ARC – the death issue, Issue 16 (Royal College of Art student journal)
2011 Future Works, Printmaking MA publication, Royal College of Art, London, 2011 edition of 1000
2010 Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2010, exhibition catalogue
2007 Repatriating the Ark, The Garden Museum, exhibition catalogue
Jerwood Drawing Prize 2007, exhibition catalogue
2006 Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2006, exhibition catalogue
2005 Jerwood Drawing Prize 2005, exhibition catalogue
'Catalogue' (introduction and film screening): Symposium, 'Make Perhaps Sense Out of This Can You', Chelsea College of Arts, Univeristy of the Arts London, 2015. Organised by Cobbing, William and Cooper, Rosie and Grandal Montero, Gustavo and Toop, David.
http://ualresearchonline.arts.ac.uk/11868/