BCB X Feminist Film Club: Award Artist Films Screening

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The Moony Club, 15 Bennett Precinct, Longton
Stoke-on-Trent
ST3 2HT
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The Moony Club

Longton Exchange

ST3 2HT

Tickets are Pay-what-you-can

Doors open at 6pm, screening begins at 6:30pm

Drinks and snacks are available

 

Don’t miss this opportunity to witness the fusion of ceramics and cinema.

 

Experience the intersection of clay, film, and storytelling in this exclusive screening of all 10 Award artist films from the British Ceramics Biennial (BCB) 2025. In collaboration with Feminist Film Club, this event celebrates diverse narratives and innovative practices within contemporary ceramics.

 

About the Films

 

Elastic Pie was commissioned by BCB to create a series of short films that delve into the creative process of this year’s 10 Award artists, visiting the artists’ studios all across the UK, and this is your chance to experience them all together.

 

The artists share immense creative ambition, using clay with exceptional levels of artistry, skill and sensitivity. From this shared base, they explore topics including the anxieties of housing insecurity, Rococo ornamentation, the human condition and the effects of wildfires on native biodiversity.

 

The short films offer intimate glimpses into how the artists explore themes of time, place, and identity through clay. Each film is a testament to the evolving language of ceramics in contemporary art.

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Why attend?

  • Discover New Narratives: Engage with films that highlight underrepresented voices and stories in the ceramic arts
  • Connect with Creatives: Join a community of artists, filmmakers and enthusiasts and learn more about British Ceramics Biennial.
  • Participate in Discussions: After the screening, participate in a discussion led by members of the Feminist Film Club and BCB, exploring themes of identity, materiality and storytelling.

 

About Award 2025

Award is the Biennial’s headline exhibition featuring ten of the UK’s leading contemporary artists who have created new work for the British Ceramics Biennial 2025. The selected artists are drawn from over 180 submissions, all considered by an expert panel. Selection is based upon the quality, vitality and significance of the proposals.

The Award Selection Panel selected Jo Taylor as the BCB Award Prize winner, who will receive £10,000 and an invitation to exhibit at the next Biennial in 2027.

Award artist talks will take place every Saturday of the Biennial. Click here to find out more.

 

About Feminist Film Club

Feminist Film Club is a monthly film club for those who love cinema and want to build a community around women-led films in Stoke-on-Trent 🍿✊

They host screenings on the last Thursday of every month, and everyone is welcome to join us. Our screenings take place at The Moony Club (next door to Iceland) at Longton Exchange.

After each screening, they gather for a lively discussion where you can share your thoughts, explore key themes, and delve deeper into the film’s context.

Click here to find out more about Feminist Film Club