Letter ‘Dear Alex’ with descriptions of ‘Nostalgia’ 1982 and ‘The Critic’s Informed Viewing’, 1982, 14th January 1983. (pdf currently unavailable) <!–pdf here–>
‘Alternative Television – contemporary video artists presenting their own work’. A selection of videotapes presented by the artists at the Northampton Arts Centre January 1984. Including Elwes’ ‘Nostalgia’.pdf here …
‘Some Thoughts on ‘Grown Up’, unpublished, Catherine Elwes, March 1992.pdf here …
‘Summer: What I want the Sounds and images to do’ unpublished general comments, Catherine Elwes c.1992/3. pdf here …
This tape is the last in the ‘Three Seasons’ series for Channel 4’s Eleventh Hour programme. ‘Autumn’ is a psychological landscape in which different facets of a woman’s personality and experience are played out and resolved – if temporarily. Different elements in the landscape are at times malevolent or benign, symbols of creativity and fecundity or missiles of self-destruction. The real and the imagined are interchangeable, internal and external events fuse. The landscape is a canvas on which images are continually worked and reworked. …
Programme for ‘The Three seasons’, Channel 4, c.1991. pdf here
Electric Eyes brochure detailing prominent video artists of the eighties, their work and video screenings in Vienna, 22 – 25 November 1989, London Video Access and Film and Video Umbrella Touring Programme. Includes the work ‘Winter/Spring’.pdf here
Electric Eyes – screening times for featured videos in Vienna, 22 – 25 November 1989, London Video Access and Film and Video Umbrella Touring Programme. …
‘First House’ Canterbury Fringe Festival, description by Catherine Elwes, October 1986. pdf here …
