One Million Years, installation view at David Zwirner, 2009. Courtesy David Zwirner, New York
Hamish Fulton, Kent Walk, 2010. Courtesy Turner Contemporary, Margate
John Gerrard, Cuban School (Community 5th of October) 2010. © the artist. Courtesy Thomas Dane Gallery, London and Simon Preston Gallery,
New York
Sharon Lockhart, Double Tide, 2009. © the artist
Lav Diaz, Century of Birthing, 2011. © the artist
Attila Csihar, 2011. © the artist
Julien Maire, The Inverted Cone, 2010. © the artist
Cyprien Gaillard, Real Remnants of Fictive Wars (Part V), 2005. © the artist. Courtesy Laura Bartlett Gallery, London
Martin Arnold, Soft Palate, 2010. © the artist. Courtesy Galerie Martin Janda, Vienna
AV Festival 12: As Slow As Possible is a Festival in slow motion. For the first time the Festival runs for a whole month from 1 – 31 March 2012. It’s the most adventurous edition to date including major exhibitions, over 50 film screenings and music events, weekend walks and an online radio for 744 hours. The Festival takes place at different speeds, paces and times of day across Newcastle, Gateshead, Middlesbrough and Sunderland.
AV Festival 12: As Slow As Possible may be over, but our memories of a Festival in slow motion continue. We would like to thank all the artists, partners, venues and volunteers who made... more
It’s the last week of AV Festival 12: As Slow As Possible. This week includes great film screenings at Star and Shadow including our final Lav Diaz film ‘Butterflies Have No Memories’ on... more
The fourth week of the Festival celebrates the Spring Equinox with a series of gigs focusing on ritual, alchemy and dreams. Featuring musicians Steven Stapleton, Attila Csihar... more
This weekend sees one of the Festival highlights – a special tribute event to Peter Christopherson, including guest appearances by Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti... more
TAKE PART IN ONE MILLION YEARS
We are looking for men and women to publicly read dates from On Kawara's One Million Years at BALTIC, a unique opportunity to participate in an epic artwork... more
Blog
I knew very little about the mythological themes of Attila Csihar's A Scrying tower performance. Ritual, alchemy... more
Tweets
It's your last chance to let us know what you thought of #AV12, and help us plan for the next Festival in 2014... http://t.co/TWSzU9yH 3 weeks ago
