February 2020
Films on the Gallery Wall 2020
We’re back for our third year with a film programme that will challenge and excite audiences from across Worthing. We’ve been working with some excellent partners this year and can’t wait to welcome you to the festival. Visit our website for the full listing. Keep a close eye on the Colonnade House Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages to be the first in the know.
Find out more »FOTGW: MAKING WAVES: THE ART OF CINEMATIC SOUND with Screen South & GB MET
Opening this year’s Films on the Gallery Wall, Colonnade House is thrilled to welcome Screen South and GB MET’s music course to the festival. MAKING WAVES: The Art of Cinematic Sound Directed by veteran Hollywood sound editor Midge Costin, the film reveals the hidden power of sound in cinema, introduces us to the unsung heroes who create it, and features insights from legendary directors with whom they collaborate. Featuring the insights and stories of iconic directors such as George Lucas,…
Find out more »Persistent Peril: Animated Gallery
Watch as the artwork on the gallery walls come to life when viewed through a mobile phone, via the free Artivive app. The artwork will continue to come to life, even if you buy a print and take one home to enjoy again and again (and again). Persistent Peril are a local animation studio, based in Worthing’s Colonnade House. They create bold 2D character animation for music videos, tv commercials and educational content. Their clients include Harper Collins, Dulux, Shakespeares…
Find out more »FOTGW: Britain on film: COAST & SEA with The Worthing Society
Let’s go to the seaside! Travel round our gorgeous, varied coast, filmed throughout the 20th century from 1901 to 1978 Join The Worthing Society for a special screening of the ICO’s Britain on Film: Coast & Sea. Ahead of the screening The Worthing Society will introduce their group and a talk about the historical significance of oft overlooked parts of the town. This will be followed by the 3 minute film Creative Waves - A Visual History of Worthing's Promenade.…
Find out more »FOTGW: CHÉCHE LAVI screening with Amy Zamarripa Solis
Colonnade House & artist filmmaker Amy Zamarripa Solis present a screening of CHÉCHE LAVI “Chèche lavi” is a phrase in Haitian Creole which means “looking for life.” It is commonly used to describe the experience of migration and the search for better opportunities, the backdrop against which this wonderful documentary unfolds. Chèche lavi is a film about two Haitian migrants, Robens and James who find themselves stranded at the US-Mexico border with no way forward and no one to depend…
Find out more »FOTGW: HONEYLAND screening with Worthing Honey Collective
Colonnade House & the Worthing Honey Collective present a screening of HONEYLAND. The New York Times picked HONEYLAND as their film of the year 2019, writing: "...this documentary is nothing less than a found epic, a real-life environmental allegory and, not least, a stinging comedy about the age-old problem of inconsiderate neighbors." Watch the trailer here . WORTHING HONEY COLLECTIVE The perfect film to play in collaboration with the Worthing Honey Collective who are the first community supported beehive scheme…
Find out more »FOTGW: ONE BUM CINEMA CLUB – All day drop in
OneBum Cinema Club is possibly the world's smallest free to visit cinema on the planet! The Brainchild of artist Anna Vartiainen and brought to life by Paulie Musselwhite and Matthew Simkins. The cinema started in an under stairs cupboard is now on the road. Our little cinema aims to make you leave with a nice fuzzy feeling inside. Come and experience some hand picked animations from artists such as Lana Simanenkova, Alexandra Lund (Animade), Lauire Rowan and more.... Visit Colonnade…
Find out more »FOTGW: Animated Existentialism v4.0 with Persistent Peril
Colonnade House with Persistent Peril presents 'Animated Existentialism v4.0’, an evening of animated short films Returning after two sold out screening, animation studio (and Colonnade House residents) Persistent Peril present 'Animated Existentialism v4.0’, a night of the finest animated short films money/begging can buy/beg. Expect over ten animations from around the globe, with films being confirmed here and on the Persistent Peril twitter feed ( @persistentperil ) in the build up to the screening, with a few surprises saved for…
Find out more »Mary Kinsella: Colour
Mary Kinsella is a local artist who has recently moved to the area. Mary has been painting since childhood and is still fascinated by the artistic process. Mary’s work is inspired by landscape and the wonder of colour. The work evokes an emotional connection and a flavour of lyricism, whilst remaining accessible on many levels. Her recent work has been created using oils, watercolours and other mixed media. Mary Kinsella studied at Brighton University and Newcastle University, where she completed…
Find out more »Stuart Hutchinson: Chasing the Light – Water
Stuart Hutchinson returns to Colonnade House with his latest photographic works. Water is an integral part of our landscape. I wanted to understand water, what it is, how it shapes our world and what impact we as a civilisation have on it. Photographing water is always challenging, it is rarely still and you can photograph the same stretch of water every day for a month and not capture the same image twice. Yet photographing water in the landscape is also…
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