Three Films by James Scott

Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at 7:30pm
Three Films by James Scott
155 Freeman Street, Brooklyn

Love's Presentation, James Scott, 16mm, 27 mins
Richard Hamilton, James Scott, 16mm, 25 mins
The Great Ice Cream Robbery, James Scott, 16mm double projection, 40 mins

The son of pioneering British abstractionist William Scott, James Scott studied painting and theater design at the Slade School of Fine Art in the early 1960s, but while there quickly transitioned into making films. In his early twenties, he directed several notable short works, helmed an unfinished feature produced by Tony Richardson, and shot a suite of candle-lit color tests for Richardson’s Tom Jones (1963).

Curated by Jesse Pires

Find out more at http://www.lightindustry.org/jamesscott

More information about James' films here.

Screening: I-House at ICA, Films by James Scott, Introduced by the Filmmaker

WEDNESDAY / 26 / JUNE / 2013 / 8:00PM

Sit under the stars on ICA's terrace for a special evening of films about artists with our friends from International House. Filmmaker James Scott joins us in person to present his films Love's Presentation(1966) (with David Hockney), Richard Hamilton (1969), and The Great Ice Cream Robbery (1971) (with Claes Oldenburg). Refreshments will be available. 

For full information:

http://www.icaphila.org/events/?id=641#connect

More information about James' films here.

The Great Ice Cream Robbery

Wednesday April 24, 18:15, BFI Southbank, London

James Scott's documentary about artist Claes Oldenburg and introducing Hannah Wilke. Screens as part of Double Vision 1: A Twin-Projection Compendium.

Tickets & Information: bfi.org.uk