• Art to Artillery

    Film

    2017



    Commissioned by:

    Nowness, Central Saint Martins & Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton


    Awards

    Golden Aesop Grand Prix at the 24th Biennale of Humour & Satire in Art

    2019


    Collections

    House of Humor + Satire in Art (Public)


    Written, Produced, Directed & Performed by:

    Tom Cardew + Katarina Rankovic


    Film Link:

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    Exhibitions + Screenings:

    The Next Thing; Bury Art Museum, Bury

    2023


    Dimensions of Publicness; 24th Biennial of Humor and Satire in Art; Museum of Satire & Humor, Gabrovo, Bulgaria

    2019


    TBCTV; Somerset House, London

    2019


    Camberwell Film Festival, London

    2019


    New Art Wales: NOVA Cymru (Touring Show);  Aberystwyth Arts Centre; Arcade, Cardiff; Royal Cambrian Academy, Conwy

    2019


    Xhibit; Bermondsey Project Space, London (selected by Frances Morris and Amal Khalaf)

    2018


    Kultur Nacht; Piccolo Paradiso; Paradogma, Badenfahrt, Switzerland

    2018


    Art to Artillery; Public Premiere; Granary Square, Central Saint Martins

    2017


    Luxury + Sustainability; Central Saint Martins x Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, Granary Square, CSM

    2017


    Executive Producers:

    Myf Hopkins

    Little Disasters, Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

    Michael Lewin

    Nowness, Sony Head of Visual Content


    Duration:

    5 minutes 0 seconds

    Details:

    16:9 + 4K HD



    Film Release Blurb:


    You’ve seen this sort of artist couple before: seductive; aesthetically savvy; liberally righteous. Based in their modern self-sustaining bubble shuttle abode tucked away on the coast, this comedy features a quirky high-end designer duo recounting the story of how their foray into sustainable luxury artist design descended into gun manufacturing.

    The film touches upon the transforming cultural face of sustainability at the hands of hipster culture and a strong demand in the West for a new, innocent brand of materialism. A tongue-in-cheek homage to Nowness videos, the two obliviously hypocritical protagonists reenact how current media fetishise a crisis; a crisis of basic resources, and how ethically driven activism has the propensity to morph into a rhetoric akin to commercial advertising and propaganda.