Jane Glennie – artist, filmmaker and typographic designer. 
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Jane Glennie's poetry films have screened at festivals across the world. They have featured on www.shondaland.com and at the Southbank Centre. They have received distinctions and awards at Oxford Brookes Poetry Film Competition (UK), Weimar Poetry Film Competition (Germany), Rabbit Heart Poetry Film Festival (USA), and Poole Poetry Film Competition (UK). She has films in the Book of Hours project (UK), and the Visible Poetry Project (USA).

She was commissioned (with Robert Good) to create the ‘Word Bank of Lost Dialects’ exhibition for The Word National Centre for the Written Word in South Shields. She is founder of Peculiarity Press and publisher of ‘A New Dictionary of Art’. Previous projects include an installation at South Hill Park Arts Centre with over 2,000 recorded visitor interactions, the Arts Council England funded event Engage with Art, an archive-inspired project for International Women's Day and a London 2012 Inspire Mark project with Slough Museum. 

Education

MA Art & Space (distinction), Kingston University
BA Hons Typography & Graphic Communication, Reading University

Exhibitions / screenings

2020 
Camarthen Bay Film Festival, Wales, UK.
At the Fringe, Tranås, Sweden.
Digital Graffiti At Home
Campfire Convention
Versopolis: Festival of Hope, Slovenia.
​MicroMania Film Fest, Buffalo, NY, USA.
Cadence Video Poetry Festival, Seattle, USA.
Lambeth Writers Festival, Clapham, UK. (postponed)
Reel Poetry Festival, Houston, Texas, USA.
Poetry + Video, The Word National Centre for the Written Word, UK.

2019
8th Athens International Poetry Film Festival, Athens, Greece.
Zebra Poetry Film Festival, Berlin, Germany (selected for Focus UK: State of the Art programme).
Poetry + Video, ​Kino Klub Split, Croatia.
Ó Bhéal’s Winter Warmer festival, Cork, Ireland.
Poetry + Video, ​Ball State University, Indiana, USA.
The Wrong Biennale.
Lisbon Film Rendezvous, Portugal.
7th Ó Bhéal International Poetry-Film Competition, Cork, Ireland.
New York City Poetry Festival, New York, USA.
Centro Cultural Universitario Rogelio Salmona, Manizales, Colombia.
Poetry + Video, Murwillumbah, Australia.
Full Cadence, Northwest Film Forum, Seattle, USA.
Bowery Poetry Club, Visible Poetry Project, New York, USA.
Newlyn International Film Festival, Newlyn, Cornwall.
Word Bank of Lost Dialects, The Word National Centre for the Written Word, South Shields.

2018
7th International Video Poetry Festival, Athens, Greece.
Goethe-Institute, Alexandria, Egypt.
Juteback Poetry Film Festival, Colorado, USA.
Rabbit Heart Poetry Film Festival 2018, Worcester, MA, USA.
6th Ó Bhéal International Poetry-Film Competition, Cork, Ireland.
Video Art Film Club #1, Leyden Gallery, London.
Poetry Festival Singapore 2018.
​New York City Poetry Festival, New York, USA.
Weimar Poetry Film Award, Backup Festival, Lichthaus Kino, Weimar, Germany.
Reframing the 'Sentimental' in the Art of the Maternal, Desperate Artwives/Platform 1, London.
11th Digital Graffiti Festival, Alys Beach, Florida, USA.
​Visible Poetry Project 2018, New York & London.
Remind Me To Remember, OpenHand Open Space, Reading, Berkshire.
South Bank Centre, National Poetry Library Exhibition, London.
What is art? One word: 3000 definitions, South Hill Park, Berkshire. 
Newlyn International Film Festival, Newlyn, Cornwall.
Grace Before Meat, International Women's Day event, Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston.
Lightup Poole Festival, Dorset.

2017 
Leftovers, Procreate Project, 198 Gallery, London.
Volumes 2017, Helmhaus, Zurich, Switzerland.
TedXBrum Perspectives, Perspectives Zine Library, Birmingham Hippodrome.
We Need To Talk About Clothes, Hardwick Gallery, Cheltenham.

2016
29th Festival Les Instants Vidéo, La Friche La Belle De Mai, Marseille, France.
All in One - a Projected Group Show, Piazza Martiri della Libertà, Chiari, Italy.
Engage, South Hill Park, Berkshire.
DIY Cultures, Rich Mix, Shoreditch, London.
Uninvited, Degrees of Freedom Collective, various locations in and around London.
Worn Threads, National Needlework Archive, Newbury.

2015/16
PoetryFilm: Paradox, Groucho Club/Hackney Picturehouse, London & Reykjavik, Iceland.

2015
Obey, Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston.
Procreate Project, Women's Art Library, Goldsmith's College, London.
Art Language Location, Cambridge.
The Other Art Fair, Old Truman Brewery, London.
Chapter 14: the philosophy of the elephant, Gabriel Fine Art, London.
ZAP Summer Show, Bond House Gallery, London.
Crossbreed: you should have called me Alison, Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston.
aPanopticon, Espacio Gallery, Shoreditch, London.

2014
Halfway Between, Olympia, London.
Duct, Platform Gallery & The Swan, Kingston.

2013
Summer Open, South Hill Park, Berkshire.
The Colour Green, Cornerstone Arts Centre, Oxfordshire.
Buckinghamshire Open Studios, Burnham, Buckinghamshire.
Henley Arts Trail, Shiplake, Oxfordshire.

2012
Feeling the Pressure, Rhyl Arts Centre, Wales.

2011
At Play 3. South Hill Park, Bracknell.
Whatever floats your boat, Slough Museum, Slough.
All that remains, ReOrsa, MoreArts, Wokingham.

2010
Ideas Bank, Slough Museum, Slough.
Discard:Salvage, RISC, Reading. Solo exhibition.

2009
ReOpen, The Kube/The Lighthouse Centre for the Arts, Poole, Dorset. 
Art on Broadway, ReOrsa, Bracknell, Berkshire. 
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2008
​The Thin Blue Line, Dudley Museum and Art Gallery, West Midlands.

Commissioned projects

Awards

  • a-n 2019 Mentoring Bursary, award recipient
  • Ignition Press / Oxford Brookes Poetry Film competition 2019, prizewinner
  • Weimar Poetry Film Award 2018, Jury Special Mention
  • Rabbit Heart Poetry Film Festival 2018, finalist - Best Production One Minute or Under
  • Poole Poetry Film Competition 2018, 4th place winner
  • Signature Art Prize 2015, long-list​

Writing/Documentation

Projects / residencies / workshops

  • Poetry + Video tour: UK Manager 2019-20
  • Artist-in-residence: Reading College 2017-18
  • Member of Lux London Critical Forum 2017
  • DataLab, In Collusion: residency with Anglia Ruskin University / Cambridge University Museums, January 2017
  • Engage! with ART: co-curator, Arts Council England funded festival, 2016
  • Whatever Floats Your Boat: with Slough Museum - curator, awarded the Inspire Mark of the 2012 Cultural Olympiad
  • Halfway Between: curated for London Olympia
  • ​Workshops/teaching: National Saturday ArtClub at Reading College, Leighton Park School and Maiden Erlegh School, Reading; Theale Green School, West Berkshire; Baylis Court School, Slough; Knitting & Stitching Show series: London, Harrogate and Dublin​
© Jane Glennie 2020      jane@janeglennie.co.uk