Dear friends We warmly invite you to Centrum's final event for some time at 8pm on Tuesday 12 August :a premiere of Una Quigley's new film work, The Interval. We are really pleased to be part of the first year of the Project Space Festival, Berlin. Úna Quigley works with video and film. She first worked with Centrum in 2013 when she was living in Berlin and was part of our first artist's film festival. She now lives on the coast of Galway where she made the film. She is interested in the meanings that can be created through the performing body and the film image. Her work is concerned with the space in the interstices between image, body, sound and sequence. Along a narrative line, her work investigates the affective potential of the body and space in film. The Interval Super8 film. 5 min Una Quigley 2014 The visual script of "The Interval" was informed by an excerpt from an anchor literary work– Iris Murdoch’s 1978 novel The Sea the Sea. In this work the central character’s equilibrium is disrupted by an unbearable vision in the sea. He describes the interval of time needed to process his vision and questions the possibility of his eyes projecting images onto reality like a cinematic apparatus. This work was filmed in Connemara, Ireland. The screening is supported by Culture Ireland. Performed by: Hugo Seale Hallucination scene in collaboration with artist Kate Squires and dancer Natasha Bourke Sound/Music: Laurence Fitzgibbon Camera and edit: Úna Quigley Centrum has been running since 2010. We have enjoyed working with fantastic artists many of whom remain good friends. They have given Centrum their energy and time and we would like to thank them, some particular people who have worked with us and helped us along as well as our visitors who have given us great feedback, supported our projects and constantly give us new ideas: Patrick Lears, Chris Bailiff/Position Normal, Silke Eva Kästner, Marta Marce, Dominique Golden, Bill Leslie, Jo Addison, Alice Walton, Nicoll Ullrich, Ola Bielas, Miriam de Búrca, Elham Rokni, Julia Kouneski & Michelle Williams Gamaker, Claire Waffel, Hinda Weiss, Linda Weiss, Sophie Bélair Clément, Marcin Malaszczak,Clara Bausch, Amelia Bywater, Francine Delorme, Samual Dowd, Esther Ernst, Hatty Lee, Maggie Nightingale, David Rhodes, Lucie Russell, Lisa Sigal, Melanie Stidolph, Caretaker (Leyland James Kirby), Chrisoph De Babalon, Dalglish, Ectoplasm Girls, Infinite Livez, Wermonster, Zhao, Jonny Mugwump, Matty Ben, Vivien Roos, Kate Mackeson, Ruby Pester, Nathalie Gravanor, Inder Salim, Daren Pickles, Katie Davies, Rose Butler, Phil Morris, Nicholas Brooks, Megumi Fukuda, Anne Hardy, Vincent Hawkins, James Krone Tomoya Matsuzaki, Henri Michaux, Angus Mill, Clémence Grieco, Jim Barrett, Anne Kathrin Greiner, Lätitia Norkeit, Charlotte Thrane, Una Quigley, Alanna Lawlwey, Andrea Lui, Ayaka Okutsu, Mimosa Pale & friends, Hank Schmidt-in-der-Beek, Catriona Shaw, Jes Walsh, Viola Thiele, Matthew Crookes, Dave Ball, Hannah Murgatroyd, Christina Read, Ute Klein, Jefford Horrigan, Julie Myers, Ariel Reichman, Oliver Pietsch, Sara Lehn, Christopher Becks und Peter Miller, Sabine Herpich, Gregor Stadlober, Rachel O'Dwyer. With special thanks to: Manuela Mangold, Steve Williams, Lyndsay McGill, Lisa Gorden, Hannah Kruse, Marieke Spendal, Catriona Mackie, Lily Daniels, Rebecca Solfrain, Coopolis, Andrew Mason mit den besten Wünschen/ with very best wishes Kate und David