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Screen Grab

1st Jan 2016 — 30th Apr 2017
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Screen Grab is a programme of artist film and video in collaboration with St Helens Rugby Football Club.

Pre-match and half-time films and videos were shown at games throughout 2016 and 2017 to packed stadiums or rugby fans.

Working with partners including Abandon Normal Devices and FACT (Foundation for Art & Creative Technology), Heart of Glass utilised the in-stadium screening facilities to reach audiences of 10000+ with a specially curated programme of work.

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