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Author: poetryanimations Keywords: poem animation duff keith douglas alun lewis sidney keyes sassoon wilfred owen poetry posie poeme Added: November 22, 2009

Author: poetryanimations Keywords: poem animation duff keith douglas alun lewis sidney keyes sassoon wilfred owen poetry posie poeme Added: November 3, 2009

After appearing on Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, Alun Cochrane is heading out on his own tour.

Ever wondered how rum is made? Here, Alun Hill shows the collection of the sugar cane (amazing machines!), the crushing of the cane to produce of the molasses (by a very old steam engine!) and the distillation of the finished rum. No camera men were hurt in the production of this film - but I got a bit worried as the cane cropping machines came just a bit too close - closer then they'd promised! I was relieved when they did a very sudden "about turn" - but then hit the overhead power lines - see if you can spot it! They later promised they could see me safely - phew! Enjoy!

Alun Hill was in Barbados to interview Caribbean rum manufacturers. Inbetween work, I made this film showing this beautiful island - from dawn to dusk. Alun Hill, MCIJ

Author: SHANEYLANDREUNITED Keywords: New Tricks BBC1 Amanda Redman James Bolam Dennis Waterman Alun Armstrong Shane Richie Alice Hill Claire Rushbrook David Westhead Maurice Roeves Johnny Tevis Added: August 13, 2009

Author: SHANEYLANDREUNITED Keywords: New Tricks BBC1 Amanda Redman James Bolam Dennis Waterman Alun Armstrong Shane Richie Alice Hill Claire Rushbrook David Westhead Maurice Roeves Johnny Tevis Added: August 14, 2009

Filmmaker/actor Christopher Downie invites you with him as he explores the world of the background artist. Shot during principal photography of BBC production 'Garrow's Law', A Day in the Life of a TV Extra serves as a behind the scenes, behind the scenes look at the typical goings on between takes.

A surreal visual accompaniment for the first brisk ditty to issue from the creative wellspring that is Lord Cut Glass. Entitled Look After Your Wife , it proffers a timely exhortation to all those roguish blackguards and philandering adulterers out there - for you are legion! - to keep your inconsiderate whims in check and demonstrate greater chivalry and benevolence towards your beleaguered spouse. Those of you troubled by the familiarity of His Lordship's sonorous tones would do well to recollect his (more common!) identity in the days prior to his ascension to the Upper House: Alun Woodward Esq., singer of songs with that rather quaint troupe of Caledonian minstrels - The Delgados. One must also graciously acknowledge the creative labours of Mr. Tobias Feltus in bringing this kaleidoscope of stereographic wonderment to life. His painstaking efforts consumed not only time, but several guineas worth of midnight oil - not to mention the taxing effects such dextrous creativity can have on one's eyesight. Bravo Mr. Feltus! The assiduousness of our applause can be heard from Holland Park to Spitalfields! 'Lord Cut Glass' is out on June 22nd through the esteemed (if somewhat Northerly) Chemikal Underground Recording Company. Those willing to risk involuntary terpsichorean excess by procuring His Lordship's catalogue should investigate the link below... http://shop.chemikal.co.uk/acatalog/CHEM118.html

Art & politics & fiction & sex & death & aesthetics & reading & psychobiography & dialectics & philosophy & horror & sleeping & reading & music & intensity & jouissance &... 8 speakers negotiate diverse positions mapping the radical terrain of the ampersand http://www.ica.org.uk/ JJ CHARLESWORTH - http://www.jjcharlesworth.com/ is a critic and Reviews Editor, ArtReview. Nothing is Never Autonomous. If dialectics isn't a play of opposites, but a way into the multiple realities that make up a thing or a phenomenon, how might art be understood as a meeting place for many possible contradictions, instead of just a few? What if autonomous art was art both at its least and most free? Symposium convened by John Russell & Alun Rowlands, Department of Fine Art, University of Reading.

James Kalm investigates a strange collection of scientific artifacts designed, fabricated and displayed in Plexiglas cases by the prolific, Steve Brower. Brower Propulsion Laboratory provokes more questions about the authentic and its relation to art than it answers, blurring the lines between genuine scientific research and the post-Duchampian challenge to beauty and the art object. Featuring an interview with Alun Williams proprietor of Parker s Box.