Who we are

 

A group ranging from experienced artists to complete beginners was drawn together in the winter of 2010-11 by Kingston Museum to produce a response to the Muybridge Revolutions exhibition at the Museum.

Working alongside photographer Crispin Hughes, filmmaker Susi Arnott and the Museum’s Learning and Access Officer Caroline Burt, the group studied photography and time lapse techniques. Using inexpensive compact stills cameras, each member produced work on the cusp between still and moving images. Their work uses Muybridge’s techniques and themes of time and movement to explore their lives in Kingston, London.

Exhibition 

The exhibition of the group's work ran in Studio 1 at the Stanley Picker Gallery in Kingston 15-26th March 2011. Download the poster here.

 

For enquiries about the project contact  Crispin Hughes