KEY INFORMATION

A flexible programme including: 

  • 1 core compilation of 4 works 
  • 4 associated installations

Display and co-curatorial options:

  • 1 core compilation
  • 1 core compilation and associated installations
  • 1 core compilation and associated installations and local artworks

Suitable for:

  • Online screening with accompanying panel discussion (limited-time only)
  • Galleries / Museums
  • Black-box / cinemas / theatre-style screenings

KEY INFORMATION

A flexible programme including: 

  • 1 core compilation of 4 works 
  • 4 associated installations

Display and co-curatorial options:

  • 1 core compilation
  • 1 core compilation and associated installations
  • 1 core compilation and associated installations and local artworks

Suitable for:

  • Online screening with accompanying panel discussion (limited-time only)
  • Galleries / Museums
  • Black-box / cinemas / theatre-style screenings

OLD WORLD ORDER / NEW WORLD ORDERS is an artist film programme curated by Tendai John Mutambu for British Council and LUX, an international arts agency that supports and promotes artists’ moving image practices, which asks urgent questions about belonging and identity.

In the programme some of the UK’s most outstanding emerging and established artists disrupt old narratives and encourage new global discussions on topics such as national identity, racial and cultural histories, internationalism and local versus global.

Since 2019, OLD WORLD ORDER / NEW WORLD ORDERS has toured to some of the most exciting contemporary galleries, exhibited alongside international artists and strong public programming.

Past exhibitions can be seen here.


Artworks in the programme:

Compilation: 65 minutes, 49 seconds

  • Callum Hill, Crowtrap, 2018, 15 minutes
  • Rosalind Nashashibi, The States of Things, 2000, 3 minutes, 18 seconds
  • Luke Fowler, ENCEINDRE, 2018, 20 minutes, 41 seconds
  • Morgan Quaintance, Another Decade, 2018, 26 minutes and 50 seconds

Installations: Projections and Large-scale Installations

  • Ayo Akingbade, Tower XYZ, 2016, 2 minutes, 57 seconds
  • Jeremy Deller, English Magic, 2013, 14 minutes, 33 seconds
  • Onyeka Igwe, Sung, 2018, 3 minutes, 33 seconds
  • Rachel Maclean, The Lion and The Unicorn, 2012, 12 minutes

The themes covered include: national identity, racial and cultural histories, internationalism, local vs. global

For a limited time we are pleased to offer partners the opportunity to share the very best of contemporary moving image in OLD WORLD ORDER / NEW WORLD ORDERS with audiences straight to their homes, through an online screening event of the compilation followed by a live panel discussion with one of the programme’s UK creatives. The programme is of course also still available for physical display.

Please get in touch to find out more about how to show the programme and ideas for public programme.

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OLD WORLD ORDER / NEW WORLD ORDERS is part of WE ARE HERE: Artists’ Moving Image from the British Council Collection and LUX – a series of five artists’ film programmes curated by Tendai John Mutambu for the British Council and LUX, an international arts agency that supports and promotes artists’ moving image practices.

Each programme is curated around a theme: national identity, marginality, intimacy, the future and the archive. You can view the other programmes here.

WE ARE HERE interrogates how outstanding emerging and established British or UK-based contemporary artists are influenced by these themes and how they explore them through biography, documentary, poetry and fiction.  

 

Installation Images

  • Rosalind Nashashibi, THE STATES OF THINGS, 2000.
  • Luke Fowler, ENCEINDRE, 2018
  • Morgan Quaintance, Another Decade, 2018
  • Jeremy Deller, English Magic, 2013.
  • Onyeka Igwe, Sung, 2018.
  • Rachel Maclean, The Lion and the Unicorn, 2012.
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