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TONIGHT: Film Free and Easy @ Primary 13 August 2015

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Tonight at Primary is Film Free and Easy: an event created by artists to explore new ways of showing moving-image.

The evening will be based on the audience bringing along material to be shown using different devices and settings. Confirmed works include Super 8mm film, VHS video, CRT projection, digital video, 16mm film and machinima.

Confirmed artists including: Julian Hughes, Yvonne Lake, and Richard Brown; who exhibited here at the Gallery in January 2014 as part of Since 1843: In the Making .

Visit the website for more details.

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