Projects

Trans-Siberian Project: Moscow to Bejing

'With a captive travelling audience aboard the train, T-SAC aimed to bring together a series of 3 exhibition projects for this audience to encounter from the 26th April- 2nd May 2011; an international open call postcard exhibition, a film and video exhibition by UK and Australian artists, and a series of performances by Australian artists that would be shown on the platforms the train stopped at en-route.

Presenting artworks from tangible postcard format to video to performances of mundane or everyday actions on railway platforms, we aimed to take a “something for everyone” approach to the arts centre. A question we have continually asked during this project has been “What is an arts centre?”. We wanted to test the boundaries of presenting a variety of art genres to a culturally diverse audience and see how enthusiastically this audience could respond to our project; engaging with art in an unexpected environment.'

For more information visit: trans-siberianartscentre.blogspot.co.uk

JULIUS CAESAR (2012)

Provided artistic direction for director Jason Bradwell's debut production: Julius Caesar for the Winchester Festival. Scratch Shakespeare was produced in association with Winchester University and The Winchester Theater Royal.

Internet trailer for project. Filmed and Edited by Adam Kite

TIME EXPOSURE VS. SNAPSHOT

Adam Kite

 

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Image Courtesy of Kitchen Projects (2010)

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