APEngine round-up

07.11.2009

With so much good stuff being transmitted from APEngine, here’s a selection of great features that have graced the pages for you to peruse:
Better Things director Duane Hopkins talks to us about his new series of installation works
Jo Ann Kaplan presents 8 Wonders of Editing
Mandy McIntosh answers some questions about her recent commission, Session
Greg Kurcewicz writes on the music of Adam Curtis’s It Felt Like a Kiss
Oliver Harrison speaks about his new feature film, Badinage
María Palacios Cruz writes on Urban Screens 09 in Amsterdam and presenting work in public spaces
Ruanne Abou-Rahme and Basel Abbas talk about their sound and video installation, Collapse
Sarah Turner discusses her London Film Festival hit Perestroika

In the next few weeks look out for:
Aurora Festival special – APEngine talks to Festival Director Adam Pugh and artist Richard Wright
AddictiveTV share their thoughts
Rosemary Heather at the Toronto International Film Festival
Bruce La Bruce reveals all about his new film LA Zombies
Aura Satz speaks about her Wellcome Trust project, Sound Seam
Let Me Feel Your Finger First talks about the upcoming Uncle Hans-Peter Party
Plus, we’ve a competition to win tickets to see Peter & the Wolf Live at the Barbican

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