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videoclub is an artists’ moving image and digital culture platform showing artists’ work across the UK and internationally. We support artists through curated programmes, engaging the public through screenings, exhibitions, talks, residencies and commissions. We work in collaboration to develop inventive, stimulating events and opportunities to show artists’ film and video. Working with small collectives to large institutions, we exhibit work in cinemas, festivals, museums, galleries, non-arts spaces and outdoors, presenting diverse work by early career to established artists. videoclub was established in 2005 by Laura Mousavi, Ben Rivers and Jamie Wyld. Since then we have shown work by over 250 artists, from early career artists to established, including Laure Prouvost, Semiconductor, Mark Titchner, Esther Johnson, Hetain Patel, Bureau of Inverse Technology, Sebastian Buerkner, Benedict Drew, Naheed Raza, Ellen Pau, David Blandy, Rachel Maclean and Wong Ping. We have collaborated with various institutions and organisations, to develop programmes, including Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network, A Wall is a Screen (Germany), Videotage (Hong Kong), Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art (UK), and Seattle International Film Festival. Presenting work at venues such as Whitechapel Gallery (London, UK), ICA (London, UK), Nottingham Contemporary (UK), CCA Glasgow (UK), ATA (San Francisco, USA), Echo Park Film Center (LA, USA), Chronus Art Center (Shanghai, China) and Osage Gallery (Hong Kong).

LUKE JERRAM LIMITED is an arts and crafts company based out of 25-26 Berkeley Square, Bristol, United Kingdom.

Tempo Arts specialises in sound, music,digital media and contemporary visual arts projects. Tempo Arts collaborates with a range of professionals including artists, musicians, teachers, healthcare professionals, youth and community workers. We create and design arts projects around the needs and requirements of the groups or clients we work with. We particularly encourage projects for communities living in rural and marginalised areas. See Projects for our portfolio of projects which include intergenerational, interactive community arts, arts in health care and public and environmental arts initiatives. We offer a flexible and non prescriptive approach which allows people to develop and work in a more organic way.