Outside the Law: Stories from Guantánamo
New to the Spectacle Archive
Footage from the Q&A from the Outside the Law: Stories from Guantánamo screening at the National Film Theatre, Southbank is now available via the Spectacle Archive.
The Q&A featured Polly Nash, Gareth Peirce and Andy Worthington, and was chaired by Victoria Brittain.
Also available are interviews from the event.
If you are interested in organising a screening in your area contact us now.
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Outside the Law: Stories from Guantánamo is available to purchase now, click here for more details.
Find out more about Spectacle’s Guantánamo Project
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Find out more about Outside the Law: Stories from Guantanamo
Micronomics
New to the Spectacle Archive
Interviews and footage from Spectacle’s Micronomics Project is now available through our Archive.
Micronomics investigates an understanding of small scale self-organised (micro-)initiatives and whether the economy has room for them.
The film considers their potential to challenge the dominant definition of ‘the economy’ and implication, when the value created and exchanged is of social nature.
Details about the project are now available, visit the Project Page for more details.
Watch all clips associated with Micronomics.
Learn about the group Bicycology which features in the project. Watch the Bicycology interviews.
Information about Cycle Training UK and watch the interviews.
Clips from Spectacle’s Waffle Bank shoot with Refugee Youth will also be uploaded to the archive.
Vito Interview
New to the Spectacle Archive
Interview with Vito.
With his family’s burger van in danger Vito talks to Spectacle about his worries.
WATCH Vito’s Interview.
For details on our Battersea Power Station Project visit Spectacle’s Project Page.
To watch interviews and more visit Spectacle’s Archive.
Battersea Power Station
New to the Spectacle Archive
From gracing the covers of a Pink Floyd album to dominating the Skyline of London, Battersea Power Station is one of the capital’s greatest cultural icons. Yet since being decomissioned in 1983, the building has steadily deteriorated while waiting for development plans to come into fruition. Spectacle has been following the ongoing proposed plans for the iconic building.
Now available on Spectacle’s Archive page is footage from Control Room A and Control Room B within the Power Station.
Footage from the REO Exhibit including interviews with local residents (Alan and Terry) is also available.
More on the Battersea Power Station Project.
For more interviews and extras visit the Spectacle Archive.
Land is Ours
New to the Spectacle Archive
Land is Ours
In 1996 campaigners from ‘The Land is Ours’ occupied the river front site of an old distillery and oil depot on York Road, London SWl1, Wandsworth. Building a sustainable Eco village with gardens and public amenities.
Today, however on the site of the “Pure Genius” Land is Ours Eco Village stands Battersea Reach flats.
There is new footage of the site 15 years on, as well as the original film from 1996 now on the Spectacle Archive page:
Land is Ours Guiness site in 2010 – 2010
Land is Ours Wandsworth Bridge 1996 Pure Genius!!
Neighbourly Encounter Video
Neighbourly Encounter: Missing Sculpture
Visit Silwood Video Group to view archive of local historian Tony McTurk and Artist’s model David Grist visit to the Silwood Estate in 2002 to find the missing sculpture Neighbourly Encounter by artist Uli Nimptsch.
