Home Sweet Home
A curated programme of short films about post-war housing and regeneration. Collectively they form a framework for thinking about the housing crisis (not enough, too expensive) and the challenge of providing more homes and maintaining diverse communities. The programme running time is 1 hour. Full Circle Extract , 7.14 minutes, 1974 Animated film which looks at the the development of city living and the possibility of over-population in the future leading to the collapse of civilised life. Art and animation by Charles Goetz. Produced by Wellcome Library. Silchester Estate Medley 1 1.22 minutes Extracts from Development of the English Town 1942, British Council Film Collection. Photos and maps from London Metropolitan Archive. Radio London, Big L Theme Stereo Mix from an offshore pirate radio stations of the 1960's. Community Audio Archives. TV Licence, Columbo 15 seconds, National Archives Public Information Films Home 5:15 mins, 2012 Elegiac exploration of the last house demolished for the Westway (A40). Directed by Constantine Gras. Silchester Estate Medley 2 View from Frinstead House at Silchester Estate 1:03 secs, Photos by resident Nahib. Music by Ewa Sikorski Silchester Estate Medley 3 Residents of Frinstead House Dream of t-rex and rainbows 38 secs, drawing event, 1st October 2014 Music by Ewa Sikorski The Latymer Triangle 9:09 mins, 2013 Directed by Dee Harding. Portrait of Constantine Gras as he reflects on the complex social history of W10 in relation to his art practice. 1971 Census 60 sec, 1971, National Archives Public Information Films Feel the Groove 2.22 mins, 2014 Site specific event staged by the V&A Community Artist at 7 Shalfleet Drive on the Silchester Estate. A community celebration of musical memories and vinyl records. Nursery 11.02 mins, 2013 Directed by Constantine Gras. Portrait of a nursery on the Silchester Estate that has closed down and is temporarily handed over to artists. This is currently being regenerated into More West. Ivory Snow and Pledge Adverts, 1960s. Reproduced from John W. Hartman Centre for Sales, Advertising and Marketing History, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Duke University Gloucester Court Reminiscence Group. 8:52 mins, 2014 Residents discuss their diverse experience of housing, living on estates and regeneration issues. Silchester More West 8:57 mins, 2014 Conversation with Joanna Sutherland, Associate Director at Haworth Tompkins, who discusses the design, building and community that is forming at a new Peabody housing development in North Kensington. Programme curated by Constantine Gras, V&A Museum Community Artist in Residence. I am based in a 1960s council flat on the Silchester Estate in North Kensington. This is currently being redeveloped as Silchester More West and will provide 112 flats of mixed market and social rent. Films and images kindly sourced from: British Council, London Metropolitan Archives, National Archives Public Information Films, RBKC Local Studies and Archive, Wellcome Collection, Ad* access Digital Collection, D'Arcy Macius Benton & Bowles Records, John W. Hartman Centre for Sales, Advertising and Marketing History, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Duke University, Nahid Ashby, Gloucester Court Reminiscence Group, residents of Silchester Estate and Dee Harding.
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