Negative Space

Negative Space Alternative cinema. Every month. In Stroud.

Taking our name from the "film space" theory coined by the late Artforum critic Manny Farber, Negative Space presents a monthly programme of artist films, work by new directors and lost classics from beyond the multiplex.

Negative Space will be at this weekend's Art Flea event at the Goods Shed, Stroud. Installed in SVA's long-suffering van...
15/05/2013

Negative Space will be at this weekend's Art Flea event at the Goods Shed, Stroud. Installed in SVA's long-suffering van, we'll be showing a special programme of short films by directors as various as John Smith, Guy Maddin and Nick Abrahams, all of which are to be viewed while wearing shorts* - and drinking shorts!

(*If necessary, shorts will be provided.)

MORE INFORMATION ON ART FLEA HERE:

http://artflea.wordpress.com

Looking forward to tonight's opening of The Sky Has To Turn Black Before You Can See The Stars, a new work by Siobhan Ha...
04/05/2013

Looking forward to tonight's opening of The Sky Has To Turn Black Before You Can See The Stars, a new work by Siobhan Hapaska created for the Goods Shed in Stroud - also the venue for next week's screening of Come And See, which will be introduced by Siobhan.

Next week's screening is a double bill featuring Tina Goes Shopping and Tina Takes a Break, a pair of visceral comedies ...
14/02/2013

Next week's screening is a double bill featuring Tina Goes Shopping and Tina Takes a Break, a pair of visceral comedies directed by Penny Woolcock. For more details, click on the Events link above, or see our latest poster - now on display in SVA's shop window.

Thanks to everyone who came down to last night's screening - and apologies for the technical issues with the short film....
01/02/2013

Thanks to everyone who came down to last night's screening - and apologies for the technical issues with the short film. See below for a link to the video on YouTube.

Also, for anyone interested in reading more about Heart Of Glass and its place in Herzog's career, here's a couple of links:

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110323/REVIEWS08/110329996/1023

http://lareviewofbooks.org/article.php?type=&id=883&fulltext=1&media= -text-cutpoint

Werner Herzog eats his Shoe ist ein dokumentarischer Kurzfilm von Les Blank aus dem Jahr 1980. Hauptdarsteller Werner Herzog verspeist in diesem Film einen s...

Our next screening, of Werner Herzog's startling 1976 feature Heart Of Glass, is next Thursday at SVA. Hand-crafted post...
25/01/2013

Our next screening, of Werner Herzog's startling 1976 feature Heart Of Glass, is next Thursday at SVA. Hand-crafted poster now on display in John Street shop window.

The Moon And The Sledgehammer - screening tonight at SVA. A must-see for all those who attended the Andrew Kötting and B...
21/06/2012

The Moon And The Sledgehammer - screening tonight at SVA. A must-see for all those who attended the Andrew Kötting and Ben Rivers events last month!

Many thanks to Andrew Kötting for his fascinating, invigorating talk at SVA last night. For more information on his fort...
18/05/2012

Many thanks to Andrew Kötting for his fascinating, invigorating talk at SVA last night. For more information on his forthcoming film project, Swandown, see below.

Very special event at SVA on 17 May featuring This Our Still Life, the latest film by acclaimed artist-filmmaker Andrew ...
02/05/2012

Very special event at SVA on 17 May featuring This Our Still Life, the latest film by acclaimed artist-filmmaker Andrew Kötting, who will discuss his work and answer questions after the screening.

(Note: the screening will now start at 8pm, not 7pm as stated in the Site12 programme.)

Our next Negative Space screening at SVA is on Thurs 19 April and features the acclaimed, and Oscar-winning, Iranian dra...
02/04/2012

Our next Negative Space screening at SVA is on Thurs 19 April and features the acclaimed, and Oscar-winning, Iranian drama A Separation. Doors open 8pm; screening starts 8.30pm.

Our next screening at SVA (Thurs 15 March, 8pm) is Please Give, a typically wry, sharp-edged drama by US writer-director...
07/03/2012

Our next screening at SVA (Thurs 15 March, 8pm) is Please Give, a typically wry, sharp-edged drama by US writer-director Nicole Holofcener - hailed in some quarters as “the female Woody Allen”.

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