Keeping Time is a two-screen video installation created and exhibited at Modern Art Oxford during my artist writer residency at the gallery in 2012. An extract of one video is above. From the Modern Art Oxford website:
"Through a short residency, Tamarin Norwood will explore the Legacy Fellowship to develop a visual vocabulary of choreography, instruction and transcription. As part of her ongoing investigation of the gaps between words and things, rules and games, intentions and accidents, she will track the progress of the Fellowship to create a new body of text and video work."
http://www.modernartoxford.org.uk/whats-on/tamarin-norwood/about/
A recording of my February 2012 artist talk about the project is here:
http://www.tamarinnorwood.co.uk/project/keeping-time-artist-talk/
My progress through the residency is tracked in a regularly updated a-n blog, which was selected by curator and writer Tom Trevatt as a-n’s February 2012 Choice Blog. His review is here:
http://www.a-n.co.uk/artists_talking/article/1947145
In May 2012 two videos were shown in a single-screen configuration as part of the Arnolfini Performance Writing weekend: watch the single-screen version here:
http://www.tamarinnorwood.co.uk/arnolfini-performance-writing-weekend/
The residency also comprised an artist talk, an art writing workshop and a series of open studio sessions, and concluded in July 2012 with a second artist talk marking the launch of olololo, a limited edition artist book I made with the Book Works studio to close the residency.