MOVING WORLDS
An exhibition of award-winning dance films and video installation by choreographer and film maker Rosemary Lee
1 - 7 October | 11am -3pm daily
Free entry
Rosemary Lee returns to her hometown of Lowestoft to present a remarkable collection of video and film works – some filmed in East Anglia - which she has created over the past 40 years.
Step into her world to experience the captivating video installation LIQUID GOLD IS THE AIR and explore a series of 5 acclaimed short dance films which will be running continually throughout the exhibition.
These magical dance films transport you to beautiful places, whilst highlighting the grace and individuality of every performer – from a 9-year-old boy leaping through sand dunes, a little girl dancing in a forgotten garden, to a cast of over 70 intergenerational performers gliding through a cathedral of trees.
Described as “one of the most gifted, level-headed and articulate artists in the UK” (Animated), Rosemary is renowned for her work with performers of all ages, and for making dances for unusual sites. Throughout her career she has remained dedicated to making performances and films that reach a wide audience and speak of our humanity and unspoken connection to each other and to our environment. The films were made with a range of collaborators, and many were originally commissioned by the BBC.
Also don’t miss a special opportunity to hear from Lowestoft’s own internationally acclaimed artist in person!
Wednesday 1 October | 6.30 - 8pm Tickets £6, book here.
A presentation of short dance films with Rosemary Lee
Join Rosemary for an informal evening of film and conversation. She will reveal the effect Lowestoft, and its surrounding landscapes have had on her work and share a selection of her films. Refreshments available.
An amazing body of humanitarian, nostalgic and very beautiful work. Made my heart race …
It is exhilarating and unexpected and surprising!! Audience comments
Credits Rosemary Lee - creator and presenter of Moving Worlds and co-creator of all the films /installation.
LIQUID GOLD IS THE AIR:
Made in collaboration with Roswitha Chesher. Soundscape by Graeme Miller and featuring original music composed by Terry Mann
Commissioned by The Stables for IF: Milton Keynes International Festival 2014 supported by an Arts Council England Exceptional Award and Milton Keynes Council.
SHORT FILMS
boy| greenman | Infanta made in collaboration with Peter Anderson. Composer Graeme Miller
Snow made in collaboration with David Hinton. Composer Adrian Johnston
Circadian made in collaboration with Roswitha Chesher. Composer Isaac Lee-Kronick
The Moving Worlds touring programme was originally commissioned by The Place 2023
Further details about Rosemary and her work contact: rosemarymlee1@gmail.com