LUX Critical Forum Programme Online @ Triskel Phantoscope

Triskel Recommends is a weekly series in which they recommend films to stream online while they are unable to screen movies as a collective experience. This week they are presenting a special programme of Cork-made artists’ moving image curated by Phantoscope, Triskel’s quarterly experimental film event. It is drawn from participants in LUX Critical Forum Cork.

The seven films that make up this programme give an enthralling reflection of the current richness of artists’ moving image in Cork. Aisling O Connell, Natasha Bourke, Mieke Vanmechelen, Arran Tenzin Bradstock, Michael Holly, David Bickley and James McCann offer distinctive visions of what contemporary experimental moving image can be.

The films can be viewed here from today until May 10th:

https://triskelartscentre.ie/events/triskel-recommends-4-10-may/

Initiated in 2019, the Critical Forum is a discussion group for artists, critics and curators who have an investment in the future of the moving image. It is a space for criticality and debate in a mutually supportive environment and operates in dialogue with Critical Forum groups in Dublin and across the UK. This programme was first screened at the Luminous Void Experimental Film Festival last December.

Image: Sodomy Sunday (Aisling O Connell)