A culmination of research projects by Simon Payne and Jennifer Nightingale.

Date: 10th October 2008
Time: 8pm
Venue: Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, Kensington Gardens, London, W2 3XA

Peter Gidal, London-based experimental filmmaker and writer on aesthetics, has programmed two screenings to mark the opening of the exhibition "Gerhard Richter 4900 Colours: Version II" at the Serpentine Gallery.

Peter Gidal has chosen a series of films for "both their specificity and wondrous difference." The title "Aleatory Colour: Perception / Memory / Material" refers to the material meaning of film, to its absolute presence in the moment of viewing, and new memories triggered by each film-maker's particular sense of beauty and meaning.

Malcolm Le Grice, Matrix 73-06, UK, 1973/2006, 15 min (DVD) Malcolm Le Grice, Lecture to an Academy, UK, 2005, 10 min (DVD) Malcolm Le Grice, Berlin Horse, UK, 1970, 9 min (16mm) Samantha Rebello, Surface of Residual Matter, UK, 2005, 13 min (16mm) Samantha Rebello (with Angharad Davies), In Suspension, UK, 2008, 10 min (16mm) Simon Payne, Colour Bars, UK, 2004, 8 min (DVD) Simon Payne, Thirds, UK, 2006, 9 min (DVD) Jennifer Nightingale, Colour Pinhole Film (Cathedral), UK, 2002, 3 min (16mm).

Tickets: £5 / £4 concessions, Box Office: 0870 060 0100