Established in 2000, the British Artists' Film and Video Study Collection is a research project led by Senior Research Fellow David Curtis and Research Fellow Steven Ball concentrating on the history of artists' film and video in Britain.

The Study Collection welcomes post-graduate researchers, curators, programmers, artists, anyone interested in the academic study of British Artists' Film and Video.

The Study Collection is a unique resource, it consists of an extensive range of reference materials including video copies of artists' works, still images, historical posters and publicity materials, paper documentation and a publications library. Donations to the collection are gratefully received.

Researchers are welcome to make an appointment to visit and browse the collection.

Details of Study Collection holdings can be accessed in the Online Catalogues.

Study Collection projects include a series of specially curated Online Exhibitions drawing on material from the collection, a database of known British artists and titles, A Century of Artists' Film in Britain, a major exhibition survey at Tate Britain which ran from 19th May 2003 to 18th April 2004 and research papers relating to the study of British artists' film and video. The links on the left provide more information and access to these and other projects.

PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS:
CENTRAL ST MARTINS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN
107 - 109 CHARING CROSS ROAD
LONDON WC2H 0DU