Constance ARI

ABOUT URSULA

Ursula Woods is a cinematographer and experimental film artist who creates work across film, television, art installation and experimental projects. Ursula has contributed to projects including Netflix’s The Survivors, SBS’s Moonbird, the award-winning fantasy/horror short A Green Affair, and Relâche - a hand processed 16mm film created in collaboration with Nipaluna/Hobart’s Second Echo Ensemble. Ursula has long worked in collaboration with artists and ensembles to create work for stage, screen and gallery.  She is passionate about creating moving image works from her home darkroom, usually on 16mm.

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During the Holding Space residency, Ursula will be working on a new body of work incorporating experimental film techniques and processes.

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IN RESIDENCE | 23 June - 22 August

WORKSHOP | Details upon request

IN CONVERSATION + SCREENING | 15 August, 5-6PM
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Join us for a special conversation marking the final week of Ursula Woods’ Holding Space residency. Ursula will be joined by Marion Abraham, resident artist at the School of Creative Arts, and Holding Space curator Hannah Foley. Together, they’ll explore Ursula’s experimental film practice - spanning digital and analogue thresholds - and reflect on her residency experience and broader artistic journey. The conversation will conclude with a screening of outcomes from a recent workshop led by Ursula, offering a glimpse into collaborative processes and experimental approaches in analogue film.

CLOSING EVENT | 15 August, from 6PM
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Immediately following the artist conversation, join us for the closing celebration of Ursula Woods’ residency. The event will include a casual screening, showcasing a selection of works and works-in-progress developed during her Holding Space residency.

OPEN STUDIO | 18-20 August, 12-2PM
Ursula will be opening the studio over three days, welcoming visits from the public and casual chats about her work.

HOLDING SPACE is a project space and residency program delivered by Constance ARI in collaboration with the UTAS School of Creative Arts & Media (CAM).