Called "one of the most important new videos to be made in the UK in recent years" by Ian White, film curator of the Whitechapel, this psychic 3D odyssey erases and re-inscribes Joe Orton’s rarely seen play The Erpingham Camp with a viral anti-narrative. Here transposes modern life into a structure drawn as much from the cut-ups of William Burroughs as it is from the psycho-social machinations of the internet and by doing so becomes video as radical communication.

The screening is immediately followed by a live performance by Patricide whose music and projections continue the video’s hallucinogenic dissolution between the screen and the viewer.

Jim Hollands
Jim Hollands is an established filmmaker, sound artist, artist and performer whose work has been shown internationally. He was the resident curator of The Horse Hospital, London 2000-6 and is a member of the experimental sound group Patricide.

In association with LUX and Animate Projects

Evening ticket £7/5 concessions and Whitechapel members
Weekend ticket £10/8 concessions and Whitechapel members

Free for Whitechapel Patrons and Associates
Booking essential

There's also a great screening of work on the Saturday 27th by Barry Doupe, for further information about both and booking, please see :

http://www.whitechapel.org/content.php?page_id=4648

To see a trailer of 'Here', and some videos by Patricide, please goto

http://here.chantdownbabylon.com