Living with the Tudors DVD PAL

You can now buy Living with the Tudors (our second feature length documentary) directly from our site to enjoy at home.
Published by SODA pictures, the DVD is hard-cased and comes with loads of extras including the cinema trailer and footage from 1569 & 1942.
By buying the film directly from the Somewhere site you're investing in our future films!

See: www.livingwiththetudors.com for more details about the film.

DVD running time: 83mins
Aspect ratio: 16:9, 
PAL DVD Region 2
Special features: extras & trailer
Certificate: Exempt

“This dry, droll and slightly dark documentary from the inimitably strange pair of British artist-filmmakers Karen Guthrie and Nina Pope explores the world of Kentwell Hall in Suffolk, England, home to a large-scale 16th century “reenactment.” Guthrie and Pope spent years in the reenactment world and gained the trust of some of its hardcore loyalists ... Alternately witty and sympathetic, “Living With the Tudors” moves beyond mere subculture anthropology into a kind of meditation on the desire, or need, we all sometimes feel to escape from our lives.”

This year’s SXSW Film Festival discoveries on salon.com by Andrew O’Hehir

Bata-ville DVD PAL

If you didn’t catch Bata-ville at the Edinburgh or SXSW International Festivals the film is now available for you to enjoy at home: The DVD is hard-cased and comes with three full-colour postcards of the Bata-ville bus destinations inside, extras include the cinema trailer and a directors' interview.

See: www.bata-ville.com for more details about the film.

DVD running time: 93mins
Aspect ratio: 16:9, 
PAL DVD9
Special features: Director's interview & trailer
Certificate: PG

“Bata-ville is a hybrid of feature film and documentary, acting as both a travelogue and artwork: It explores personal and historic realities, uncovering the way people, places and ideas converge at certain times and around certain ideals.”
Heidi Reitmaier, Tate Britain

Bata-ville Subtitled DVD PAL

Now available...
Bata-ville is available with both Czech and English sub-titles
93 minut / 16:9 poměr stran obrazu / Zvuk je v angličtině s možností česko/anglických titulků
www.bata-ville.cz

Bata-ville je sladkohořká kronika anglického autobusového zájezdu do Zlína na Moravě, kde založil Baťa své empérium na obuv. Výtvarnice/režisérky Popeová a Guthrieová vzaly na cestu bývalé zaměstnance z již zavřených Baťových továren na obuv v UK, z oblastí, ve kterých probíhá ekonomická regenerace. Tato unikátní cesta je vede po Baťově stopě po měnící se Evropě.
Cesta začne jako gratis dovolená a brzy se z ní stane příležitost si společně představit to, co asi znamená v Britanii 21. století Baťovo inspirující heslo “Z budoucnosti strach nemáme” .
“ Neobvyklé dílo, které provokuje tím, že se nedá zařadit do žádné kategorie.......kombinuje prvky reportáže, dokumentární a výtvarné práce... je to kouzelný, něžně provokující film.”
Filmový festival v Edinburghu (Officiální documentární výběr 2005)

Bata-ville Travel Agency Silkscreen Print

This unique artist’s limited edition print was originally made by Nina Pope for the Bata-ville Travel Agency in the old Bata factory at East Tilbury. Mounted in the wood lined 50’s office there it provided a great addition to the installation but could look equally impressive shown in your home!

Silkscreen on paper
93cm by 117cm with cut curved edges
Edition of 70
Sold unframed

TV swansong Book

Read about the 8 TV swansong commissions by Giorgio Sadotti, Jordan Baseman, Graham Fagen, Chris Helson, Pope & Guthrie, Zoe Walker & Neil Bromwich, Jessica Voorsanger and Rory Hamilton & Jon Rogers.
The book is edited by Pope & Guthrie (the project curators) and features: sections on all the artists projects, a conversation with Rachel Withers and Pauline van Mourik Broekman and ‘Internet Killed the Video Star’, a commissioned text by Grant Kester (writer, art historian and critic whose research focuses on socially-engaged art practice).

See www.swansong.tv for more details about the project
Paperback 59pp
Full colour illustrations
19 x 25 cm/ 8 x 10 in
ISBN no. is 1-873352-58-1
ARTicle press (UCE Birmingham)
Designed by somewhere with David Eveleigh-Evans @ Miscellaneous
and Miles Dickson of Lodestone Creative

You can also order this item from Central Books

TV swansong Children's T-Shirt

Sadly we've now sent out the last of these lovely t shirts.

TV swansong mousemat

Brighten up your desktop with our shiny limited edition mousemats – as seen on top London design desks!

Anecdotal Evidence Audio CD

An Audio project by Nina Pope & Tim Olden - made originally for Grafham Water in Cambridgeshire, best enjoyed sailing on the reservoir or in the bath …

See the Anecdotal Evidence project pages for more details.

A Public Auction of Private Art Works Sale Catalogue

Documenting a project by Nina Pope which used the 'restaging' of an auction held in 1949 at Kimbolton Castle as the starting point for a new work. The original 1949 catalogue inspired 56 new works by invited contemporary artists and designers including Richard Slee, Margarita Gluzberg and Freddie Robins. Each invited artist chose a lot from the original sale list and created a work in response to it.
The new commissioned pieces were shown alongside paintings from the original Manchester collection in the staterooms of Kimbolton Castle and the actual sale took place in the Castle courtyard. .
This richly illustrated catalogue features wonderful photographs by Howard Sooley and an introductory essay ‘Sunset at Kimbolton’ by Duncan McLaren.

Only a few copies are now available

See the project web pages for more details about the auction and artists involved.

Somewhere the book

Read about Somewhere’s earliest projects, With specially commissioned texts by Victoria C Bernie, Paul Welsh and Pauline van Mourik Broekman (Editor & founder of Mute magazine).
Paul Welsh's text charts his interactive involvement in our 1996 piece A Hypertext Journal whilst Victoria C Bernie writes about the intimate space of HOMESPUN.

Paperback
72pp

65 b/w and colour ills

20 x 22 cm / 8 x 8 in
ISBN 1 901033 317

Black Dog Publishing

Somewhere the party bag

Enjoy the best of the Somewhere archive in one party bag, and save £5 into the bargain! Made up for the 10 years of Somewhere celebrations, the bags include:

TV swansong book
Somewhere the book
Anecdotal Evidence Audio CD
Somewhere project postcards