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An Exhibition of Artists' Moving Image


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Waterloo Festival, in collaboration with The London Group and Genetic Moo, presents a thrilling display of the very latest in moving-image art.

Held in the atmospheric Crypt of St John's Waterloo, the show asks: What happens when we do things for ourselves? As automation and artificial intelligence increasingly infiltrate our lives, what is the deeper impact on individuals and society?

Taking its lead from the automated check-out counters of supermarkets and self-operating petrol station forecourts, the exhibition brings together over 20 works by moving-image artists from all over the world. The show-by turns exhilarating and unsettling-is curated by the artist David Theobald and Genetic Moo, renowned for their living installations in pixels and light.

Exhibiting artists include: Katerina Athanasopoulou, Stephen Carley, Sandra Crisp, Micheál O'Connell/MOCKSIM, Genetic Moo, Charlotte C Mortensson, Svetlana Ochkovskaya and David Theobald.

When
  • Mon-Sat 1-6pm, Sun 12-4pm. Open Evening (for all) Wed June 12th 6-9pm
  • FREE
Where

The Crypt

St John's Waterloo
73 Waterloo Road, London, SE1 8TY
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