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As Slow As Possible, AV Festival 1-31 March 2012

16/01/2012

“There’s this German artist, see, who wants to fly to the moon. No she’s not in a space training programme. She’s going to let herself be towed there by geese. Bear with me...." 

Mark Sherrin's Criticismism art blog, 5 January 2012.

Agnes Meyer-Brandis' Moon Goose Analogue: Lunar Bird Migration Facility will be presented as part of the AV Festival at the Great North Museum, Newcastle upon Tyne, for the duration of March.  The commissioned work is currently on show as part of Republic of the Moon at FACT, Liverpool.

The full AV Festival programme is now online. The programme includes 22 exhibitions, 34 film screenings, 15 concerts, 6 walks and a 744-hour continuous online radio. Our 24 Hour Launch, Opening Weekend, Slow Cinema Weekend and Equinox Music Weekend programmes are full of new commissions and UK Premieres.

Professional registration is still open for arts professionals who intend to visit the Festival. Your registration provides FREE invitations to all 22 exhibition previews as part of our 24 Hour Launch from Thu 1 – Fri 2 March 2012, plus a personal itinerary to make sure you don’t miss anything. It also includes limited FREE tickets and special offers for events during our Opening Weekend from Fri 2 – Sun 4 March 2012. Complete the registration form here. Registration closes on 13 February 2012. 

To be sure you don't miss special events with the artist in the Moon Goose Analogue, sign up for The Arts Catalyst ebulletins here.

Related articles and events

• Moon Goose Analogue: Lunar Migration Bird Facility, Agnes Meyer-Brandis
• Republic of the Moon

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