Channel Swimmer
A short ‘flicker’ film examining relationships in matriarchal cycles by Jane Glennie.
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Jane Glennie
Born in Rustington, West Sussex. Trained as a typographer by the University of Reading, England, Jane Glennie practiced for many years as a jobbing freelance designer. Moving closer and closer towards contemporary art she took her Masters degree in Art & Space at Kingston University, London, with Distinction. She creates installations incorporating film and publications. Her film work is frequently within the videopoetry genre, and her work has been shown by PoetryFilm at the Hackney Picturehouse and Reykjavik, Iceland; in Art Language Location in Cambridge, England; and on Visual Container TV as part of the 29th Festival Les Instants Vidéo, La Friche La Belle De Mai, Marseille, France. She is currently working on a videopoem to be projected inside the Stratosphere Chamber, a huge test chamber designed by engineer Barnes Wallis in 1946 to investigate high-speed flight at very high altitudes at Brooklands, Surrey, England – the birthplace of British aviation.
Born in Rustington, West Sussex. Trained as a typographer by the University of Reading, England, Jane Glennie practiced for many years as a jobbing freelance designer. Moving closer and closer towards contemporary art she took her Masters degree in Art & Space at Kingston University, London, with Distinction. She creates installations incorporating film and publications. Her film work is frequently within the videopoetry genre, and her work has been shown by PoetryFilm at the Hackney Picturehouse and Reykjavik, Iceland; in Art Language Location in Cambridge, England; and on Visual Container TV as part of the 29th Festival Les Instants Vidéo, La Friche La Belle De Mai, Marseille, France. She is currently working on a videopoem to be projected inside the Stratosphere Chamber, a huge test chamber designed by engineer Barnes Wallis in 1946 to investigate high-speed flight at very high altitudes at Brooklands, Surrey, England – the birthplace of British aviation.
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