Opening Thursday 10 September - Thursday 1 October, Monday - Thursday, 10am - 3pm, Fridays, 10am - 2:30pm

This exhibition brings together a selection of projects from academic staff within the School of Arts and Humanities, with a focus on film as a means of research, documentation and exploration. Across the exhibition, film captures the rhythm of making, records live encounters with artworks, explores our relationship with technology and shows the world from a childlike point of view.
Together, the projects featured demonstrate the diverse ways film can function as a practice of enquiry and discovery. They invite us to consider not only what films show, but how they produce knowledge: through attention, encounter, duration and the possibilities of seeing differently.
This exhibition is held as part of the School of Arts and Humanities' Cultures of Film programme. Cultures Of_ is a place-based public realm programme that runs out of the Centre for Cultural Ecologies in Art Design and Architecture but serves as a School-wide initiative. Each academic year a new theme is introduced, collectively curated into a public programme, with this year's focus being Cultures of Film.
The Cultures of Film Group Exhibition was curated by Beth Morgan, Cultural Programme Coordinator for the School of Arts and Humanities.