| File under Sacred Music continues to tour the UK and Europe in screenings, exhibitions and special events. All details are below, with forthcoming and most recent dates at the top. |
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9th June - 17th September 2006 17th October 2006
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April 2007 File under Sacred Music features in the touring exhibition Switch on the Power! Noise and Policies on Music, curated Xabier Arakistain, which brings together 28 artists from the world of art and music who employ similar performative and aesthetic strategies as a means to construct discourses that often convey alternative values and/or political critique. The show also features work by Laurie Anderson, Bauhaus, Leigh Bowery, Diamanda Galas, Dan Graham, Nina Hagen, Lene Lovich, Genesis P. Orridge, Peaches, Siouxsie Sioux and Andy Warhol. Touring: 
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April - 23rd April 2006 29th April - 14th May 2006 File under Sacred Music features in Metropolis Rise: New Art from London, an exhibition curated by Anthony Gross & Jen Wu (temporarycontemporary). Alongside the film and various related documents and ephemera Iain & Jane will present a specially created version of File under Sacred Music (Reverberation) translated into Mandarin. CQL Design Center, 50 Moganshan Lu, 200060
Shanghai 25th February - 26th March 2006 File under Sacred Music features in a series of artists' films about music and performance presented by the DCA. The season also features work by Johanna Billing, Nick Raplh & Oliver Payne, Pierre Huyghe, Mathias Poledna, Phil Collins, Mark Leckey and Mika Taanila. Check out the DCA web site for full details of the programme and to confirm dates and times for screenings. Dundee
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February - 9th April 2006 File under Sacred Music features in the exhibition iPod Killed The Video Star curated by Ken Pratt and Boris van Berkum at Showroom MAMA, Rotterdam. Please visit the gallery web site for further information and the full line-up of artists in the exhibition. MAMA
Showroom for Media and Moving Art Friday 2nd December 2005 File under Sacred Music will be screened as part of a programme of film-based works by Iain & Jane at CineCity, Brighton's 3rd annual Film Festival. Presented as part of 'The Basement Screenings' section
of the festival, the programme begins at 6pm, and will be CineCity
2005 11th November - 10th December 2005 File under Sacred Music will be presented at the Cultural Centre of Sant Andreu from 11th November for two weeks. The exhibition will feature work by four artists and after two weeks the work will transfer to Espai Ubu to be screened within a compilation of short works by 21 artists for the remainder of the show. The programme is co-ordinated by Espai Ubú, and selected by Keith Patrick and Jennifer Thatcher. Video London Thursday 3rd November 2005 File under Sacred Music is being screened in Newcastle as part of an evening of artworks that engage in the practice of re-enactment or the technical phenomenon of simulation. Featuring: Nina Pope & Karen Guthrie, Ben Coode-Adams
& 22nd July - 22nd August 2005 Handclaps features films and documentaries oscillating between music, media and art. It comments on pop music phenomena in a non-linear and associative way. Programmed by Tim Tetzner, File under Sacred Music features in the first section of the festival, subtitled 'Pranksters'. For more information and full screening details visit the festival web site. Handclaps Monday 18th July 2005 A special one-off screening of File under Sacred Music takes place in the cinema at The Hospital in Covent Garden, London on Monday 18th July 2005. Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard's recent film Anyone else isn't you was exhibited in the gallery at The Hospital throughout June. The
Hospital 24th - 27th November 2004 File under Sacred Music can then be seen at the Centre d'Art Contemporain de Basse-Normandie as part of 18e Rencontres Parralèles. The festival runs from 24th - 27th November. Le Centre d'Art Contemporain de Basse-Normandie 18th - 22nd November 2004 File under Sacred Music has been nominated for Viper 2004 taking place in Basel from 18th - 22nd November. A temporary installation is being created at the Gare du Nord in Basel on Saturday 21st November. The festival features screenings, installations, performances, workshops a conference and more. Viper
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du Nord Saturday 21st August 2004 Vinyl is a series of collaborations with artists and musicians that proposes the construction of a social space in the form of a nightclub, that calls into question its own foundation, in the general terms of sound and image. The Vinyl #2 event and party at Redux featured a screening of File under Sacred Music alongside work by Kalwinder Bajar, Ellen Cantor, Shezad Dawood, Mark Dean, FLAG, Marc Hulson, Wolfe Lenkiewicz, Melanie Manchot, Steven Micalef, Derek Ogbourne, Paul O’Neill, Douglas Park, Esther Planas, Riviera F, Mark Aerial Waller and music from Paul O’Neill, Riviera F, FLAG; with recordings by Nikki Giovanni and Soul, Funk and Jazz artists from the Revolutionary Era of "Soul!” (1968 -1973) Friday 20th August 2004 The Bowieart Film Nights are an opportunity to catch rarely seen work by a selection of exciting emerging artists based in the UK and USA working in film today. The most recent selection includes a mélange of wit, absurdity, twisted narrative, popular culture and escape into the downright fantastical. For full line-up details visit bowieart.com 26th June - 18th July 2004 Generator Projects is located at 25-26 Mid Wynd, Dundee DD1 4JG, Scotland. For more information contact the gallery at generatorprojects@yahoo.co.uk / 01382 225982. May 2004 March - April 2004 The exhibition catalogue includes a new essay by writer and critic Tom McCarthy - his first-hand account of the events on the day of the filming of File under Sacred Music along with previously unpublished photographs documenting the making of the project. For more information visit: www.cca.rca.ac.uk/thismuchiscertain.
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7th February 2004 Friday 19th December
2003 Friday 14th November
2003 October - December 2003
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13th June 2003 Screened in London for the first time at a special event at the ICA organised by Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard. Featuring live performances from The Parkinsons, Holly Golightly, Banned and The Courgettes as well as film projections from Core Arts, performances and DJ's in the ICA Bar.
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2005 A special one-off screening of File under Sacred Music takes place in the cinema at The Hospital in Covent Garden, London on Monday 18th July 2005. Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard's recent film Anyone else isn't you was exhibited in the gallery at The Hospital throughout June. The
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