Transport for London
Canary Wharf Screen
Canary Wharf Screen is an innovative motion-picture screening programme initiated by Art on the Underground. Presented on one of the capital’s largest public projection screens, this exciting seasonal programme presents leading contemporary and historical artists’ moving image for our customers, staff and visitors free of charge. The inaugural 2012 series is programmed in collaboration with Film and Video Umbrella, Animate Projects, LUX and BFI, four of the UK’s finest moving image organisations.
Back by popular demand - BFI's Tales from the Underground
Until Sunday 28th April 2013
Originally shown as part of the BFI's Season Four at Canary Wharf Screen, Tales from the Underground which features vintage footage of the Tube at different points in its history, is now back by popular demand and running until Sunday 28th April.
In honour of London Underground's 150th anniversary, Tales from the Underground features footage selected by the British Film Institute comprising of recordings from the early silent era of feature film making, through to instructional and publicity footage from the British Film Transport Collection and London Transport Museum.
To read more, download the Canary Wharf Screen BFI Season Programme
During usual hours, Canary Wharf Screen plays daily from 8am - 8pm.
Season 1
Film and Video Umbrella
March - May 2012
Film and Video Umbrella is Britain’s premier commissioner of artists’ film and video. Based in London but working extensively throughout the country, the organisation is known for its projects with both established and emerging artists that cover the spectrum of contemporary moving image practice.
Artists
Dryden Goodwin, Melanie Manchot, Suki Chan , Marcus Coates, Karen Mirza & Brad Butler
Season 2
Animate Projects
June - August 2012
Animate Projects is the only arts organisation in the UK dedicated to championing experimental animation. It offers cutting edge animators the space to take creative risks and explore new forms, as well as the tools and support to extend and redefine what animation is.
Artists
Dryden Goodwin, Suky Best, Joe Magee & Alistair Gentry , Kayla Parker, Andrew Kötting , Simon Faithfull, Alan Warburton, Andy Martin, Stuart Hilton, Susan Collins, Katerina Athanasopoulou, Tal Rosner, Run Wrake, Semiconductor , Carolina Melis & Susanne Flender
Season 3
Lux
September - November 2012
LUX is a national public arts agency for the support and promotion of artists working with the moving image. LUX represents the country’s only significant collection of artists’ film and video and is the largest distributor of such work in Europe.
Artists
Sebastian Buerkner, Laure Prouvost , Matthew Noel-Tod
Season 4
BFI
December 2012 - February 2013
The BFI is the lead body for film in the UK with the ambition to create a flourishing film environment in which innovation, opportunity and creativity can thrive.
Planning Your Visit
Rum & Sugar
Canary Wharf Screen is kindly supported by Rum & Sugar. Situated at the Museum of London Docklands in a Grade I listed warehouse, Rum & Sugar takes its name, and much of its style, from its original function as a rum and sugar store. The story of the district’s colourful past and the origins of the rum and sugar trade in London are kept alive through a British menu bursting with flavour and one of London’s most extensive selections of rum.
www.rumandsugar.co.uk
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