Author Archives: videostrolls

For 4WCOP we’ve gathered a collection of psychogeographical shorts reflecting this year’s theme “Wish We Were Here”.  You can binge-watch them all here or pace yourself as we’ll share them on Facebook (@videostrollsarchive)at intervals throughout the Congress, 4th to 6th September … Continue reading →

Discover what remains of south London’s Great North Wood and revel in the revivial of the Deptford Jack in the Green mayday celebration. Complementary verdant short films from Video Strolls. 28 April 2022, 7pm to 10 pmThe Amersham Arms, 388 … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to be adding some short films to Reweirding’s fantastic line up of London based weirdness: Mudlarking, Criminal Queens and the deep City. Join us for an evening of short films and talks where we reweird London. 24 March … Continue reading →

Please join us for our Andy’s premiere at Flatpack Film Festival of his FEATURE-length Video Stroll, Paradise Lost: History In The Unmaking. It chronicles a subjective and of course meandering perspective on the life and death of Birmingham’s iconic central … Continue reading →

For the Urban Tree Festival we have curated a collection of artists’ films that look at trees. There is one a day for the duration of the festival – 15th to 23rd May – or you can binge them all … Continue reading →

Flatpack Festival have kindly invited us to put together a programme for their Home Entertainment Edition. It’ll be live from 14-17 May. At a time when movement is so greatly reduced, the simple act of going for a walk takes … Continue reading →

Join Video Strolls curator Owen Davey and other Manchester artists/filmmakers for a FREE screening of music/place/films this Thursday, details on the flyer! Additionally, Owen’s work and that of 500+ other Mancunian artists and filmmakers, place’y or otherwise, can be viewed … Continue reading →

Sunday 22nd December Come and observe the shortest day of 2019 with a four-mile walk from Bordesley Henge to Witton Cemetery via Spaghetti Junction and the Grand Union Canal. We’ll watch the sunrise at the standing stones of Kingston Hill … Continue reading →

  Video Strolls presents a collection of artists films made in, through and about Quiet Spaces. Alleyways, back gardens, front rooms, lay-bys, meadows and public toilets – these short films range from documentaries, narrative fiction to more experimental, abstract works. … Continue reading →

Video Strolls returns to Birmingham for another afternoon of artists’ films on place and journeying. Featuring work by artists local and not so local including Siân Macfarlane, Michael Smith, Aaron Graham, Siobhán Mckeown, Pete Ashton and Joel Blackledge. Prior to … Continue reading →