From Life in Peckham 2008 - Outlined Version

Film & Video Works | Photography | Installation
Amanda Egbe is an artist and filmmaker her work often fuses documentary and fiction to create experimental film, video and art works. Alongside her own artistic practice, she continues to work documenting activities for charities, public bodies and community organisations. She has carried out a number of workshops and education programs with all ages, using video as a tool for learning and development. She has contributed to projects like deptford.tv and archiving the work of the Tesla Art & Science Research Interest group at the Computer Science department at UCL, as well as being a member of the film screening collective Exploding Cinema. Her research interests include digital media, the moving image, representation, identity and archives. She is currently a PhD candidate at the Transtechnology Research Group at the University of Plymouth.
From Life in Peckham 2008 - Outlined Version
Waldron Panorama
Amanda Egbe & Rastko Novaković (2010)
Commission by Lewisham Education Arts Network (LEAN) and Deptford X 2010
Building on the experience of making 'Play' with local pupils, the artists created a curved 60ft x 8ft panorama of the locale which incorporates the pupils' images on a monumental scale while keeping the emotion and movement of the playful situations originally explored.
Structure designed and installed by Pol Mclernon.
Installation sited at: Waldron Health Centre Piazza, on the corner of Douglas Way and Amersham Vale, New Cross,London SE14 6LD
* 1992 - A moving image archive/exhibition/book (In Production)
About the Project
The year played host to economic crises, explosions of the nation state, and the continued process of the remapping of political representation, with seemingly discreet and local disturbances rising to the surface. <1992> is conceived as an investigation of grassroots political and social organisations during a period of crisis, collisions and eruptions across the globe. Concerned with the personal collective experience and taking 1992 as a locus, the project will elicit an understanding of the how the moments came to pass.
* Older People, memory and the Moving Image
The aim of the project is to collaborate with older people in producing a dynamic interactive exhibition of their memories and personal histories. The project will allow participants to share their experience with the wider community.
The project also aims to introduce older people to new technologies in an easy, accessible and useable way.
* Deptford|Tributes
A moving image work - Installation/DVD/Single Screen www.deptfordtributes.co.uk

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