Much more info about my new installation Cubicle Your Fears can be found here!
My new short film, commissioned by Battersea Arts Centre as part of their trailblazing Hope Courage initiative. Find out more here!
My prototype Social Umbrella has implausibly just been written about in the fashion section of the Wall Street Journal. Find out more here!
#socialumbrella
Eurovision may be cancelled, but we have the technology to make our own!
More info here!
Ten year in the making, my new feature-length documentary about Reverend Billy and the Chuch of Life After Shopping is coming soon. More: https://dedomenici.com/inbedwiththerev #InBedWithTheRev
I recently co-wrote, edited, and did the sound design for a short film made in New Zealand, which has been nominated for lots of things.
More here!
#SimanTheMovie
Zean MacFarlane and I recently gave a talk about our top-secret #Anarchitecture project at the Future’s Venture Provocation Weekender at Walk The Plank in Salford. Here are some bits we can share!
Here’s the trailer for my documentary LACKITUDE, about what happens when you goto the Latitude Festival when it’s not Latitude.
Here’s a trimmed down version of an remarkably extensive bit of Radio 4 coverage, which is still several times longer in duration that the Redux on which it is reporting.
http://thereduxproject.com/atonement
#AtonementRedux
Here’s a quick interview with a participant from Shed Your Fears, my recent installation at Tate Modern. More here!
Filmmaker Mike Saunders has made a nice little film about my work, for cooltold, a pilot site about art and culture launching next year, in association with the Courtauld.
The Redux Project | Richard DeDomenici | BBC4 | 2016
It’s true. It wasn’t a dream. This actually happened.
The Redux Project | Richard Dedomenici
Memorable moments from 43 years of BBC Television Centre are audaciously recreated in meticulous detail by artist and raconteur Richard Dedomenici, who has made an art form of simultaneously recreating, or ‘reduxing’, scenes from film and television. Dedomenici both sends-up and celebrates moments from early Eurovision Song Contests, Top Of The Pops and BBC News by imaginatively deploying an arsenal of makeshift props, playfully dissecting the broadcast format and encouraging viewers to make their own television too.
My attempts to Degentrify London continue in vain.
This was a warm-up for this: http://fromeastothebarbican.london/performances/the-death-of-social-housing