Event - LiveKatie Goodwin & Rachel LancasterBrain Eaters4 July 2015Artists Katie Goodwin and Rachel Lancaster met during a residency at Tyneside Cinema in 2011. This chance encounter has since resulted in them collaborating on this new exhibition and on a performance which uses everyday household objects to create new foley sound effects for B-grade horror movies from the 50s and 60s.Utilising the unused underwater footage shot from Small Wonders, the Brain Eaters concept stems from conversations with Terence Preston about the fresh water living amoebae that can get up your nose and eat your brain (in very rare cases). It is a sensationalist tongue-in-cheek take on the usual newsroom hysteria to diseases pumped out to the masses. Brain Eaters was funded by a Small Arts Award from the Wellcome Trust. Private View 4 July 2015 - 7.00pm FREE |
01/07/2015
live foley performance at Bohunk Institute, Nottingham 4th July 2015
10/06/2015
Apostille- Supersonic Festival mix
I am pleased to announce that my track 'Glimpser' has been included in Apostille's Supersonic Festival mix- listen to the mix below!
"A Supersonic Special Mix by Apostille, solo project of Michael Kasparis, Glasgow's underground protagonist and founder of Night School Records.
The mix celebrates the start of Supersonic Festival Ltd Edition 2015. It features Apostille's personal picks from this year's Supersonic line up, showcasing an eclectic mix of genre less, boundary-testing music from around the world. Supersonic artists include Holly Herndon, Circuit Des Yeux, Happy Meals, Afework Nigussie, and of course, Apostille."
24/05/2015
'Pull'- Rachel Lancaster, Tyneside cinema gallery.
Rachel Lancaster
'Pull', (2015)
still taken from 8min HD video loop, stereo audio
Audio by Stephen Bishop
'Pull', (2015)
still taken from 8min HD video loop, stereo audio
Audio by Stephen Bishop
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| still from 'Pull' (2015) |
| installation of 'Pull' (2015) at Tyneside cinema gallery |
"‘Pull’ (2015) is a new work by Lancaster that playfully constructs a sense of mystery and disorientation through the interplay between reality and illusion. The artist applies macro photographic techniques to create an isolated, abstracted space defined by movement, rhythms and colour. ‘Pull’ features an audio soundtrack created by musician, Stephen Bishop."
14/05/2015
The Brain Eaters- live Foley performance
| foley props for 'The Brain Eaters' |
The Brain Eaters
Free live performance: Thursday 14 May, 18:00
Artists Katie Goodwin and Rachel Lancaster met during a residency at Tyneside Cinema in 2011. This chance encounter has since resulted in them collaborating on this new exhibition and on a performance which uses everyday household objects to create new foley sound effects for B-grade horror movies from the 50s and 60s.
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| live foley performance of The Brain Eaters at Tyneside cinema gallery |
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| still from 'The Brain Eaters' |
07/05/2015
03/05/2015
'Beyond the Goldmine Standard'-at RPM record store
I am pleased to announce that I will be showing two new works in the exhibition 'Beyond The Goldmine Standard', at RPM record store Newcastle upon Tyne.
... "Organised by RPM Music and Curator, Matthew Hearn, 'Beyond the Goldmine Standard' is an evolving exhibition of LPs reworked and re-imagined by artists."
for more information click HERE
... "Organised by RPM Music and Curator, Matthew Hearn, 'Beyond the Goldmine Standard' is an evolving exhibition of LPs reworked and re-imagined by artists."
for more information click HERE
The Brain Eaters- exhibition at Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle upon tyne

The Brain Eaters
Free live performance: Thursday 14 May, 18:00
Free exhibition: Friday 15 - Sat 16 May, 10:00 - 17:00, Sun 17 May, 11:00 - 17:00
Artists Katie Goodwin and Rachel Lancaster met during a residency at Tyneside Cinema in 2011. This chance encounter has since resulted in them collaborating on this new exhibition and on a performance which uses everyday household objects to create new foley sound effects for B-grade horror movies from the 50s and 60s.
Katie and Rachel now invite you to join them for a special live performance of The Brain Eaters on Thursday 14 May and to their joint FREE exhibition featuring two of their most recent artworks. Screening from Friday 15 - Sunday 17 May in The Gallery
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