This selective survey of recent video and computer art produced in Britain complements the launch of This Side of the Channel, this selective survey of recent British video and computer art. Entertaining, provocative, funny, eclectic, even apocalyptic, these tapes - from George Snow's exhilarating road video Motorway to The Dreaming. Herlinde Smet's conceptual piece exploring movement, light and space evocative of Aboriginal mapping -demonstrate the diversity and ambition of video artists currently working in Britain.


Motorway 20 mins George Snow (UK) 1992
Pandemonium 5 mins Simon Biggs (AUS) 1992
Proteus 8 mins Robert Meek (UK) 1992
Many Scars 9 mins Sophie Outram (UK) 1992
Edge 3 mins Jo Pearson (UK) 1992
Bitter Root, Sweet Fruit 9 mins Nicola Percy (UK) 1992
Proposition is a Picture 22 mins Steve Hawley (UK) 1992
Losing 10 mins Clive Gillman (UK) 1992
The Dreaming 8 mins Herlinde Smet (BEL) 1992
Work, Rest and Play 18 mins Pictorial Heroes (UK) 1992

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This selective survey of recent video and computer art produced in Britain complements the launch of This Side of the Channel, this selective survey of recent British video and computer art. Entertaining, provocative, funny, eclectic, even apocalyptic, these tapes - from George Snow's exhilarating road video Motorway to The Dreaming. Herlinde Smet's conceptual piece exploring movement, light and space evocative of Aboriginal mapping -demonstrate the diversity and ambition of video artists currently working in Britain.


Motorway 20 mins George Snow (UK) 1992
Pandemonium 5 mins Simon Biggs (AUS) 1992
Proteus 8 mins Robert Meek (UK) 1992
Many Scars 9 mins Sophie Outram (UK) 1992
Edge 3 mins Jo Pearson (UK) 1992
Bitter Root, Sweet Fruit 9 mins Nicola Percy (UK) 1992
Proposition is a Picture 22 mins Steve Hawley (UK) 1992
Losing 10 mins Clive Gillman (UK) 1992
The Dreaming 8 mins Herlinde Smet (BEL) 1992
Work, Rest and Play 18 mins Pictorial Heroes (UK) 1992