Pat O’Neill: Views from Lookout Mountain is the first gallery exhibition to provide a complete film retrospective in conjunction with a survey of the visual artworks by this important artist. It combines a range of media, including photographs and photographic composites, inkjet prints, film projection, film installations and drawings. Bringing to light the artist’s major works from the late 1960s to the present, the exhibition will span all three galleries at Cornerhouse. It will feature some of his 16mm and 35mm film in one of the centre’s cinemas, playing a continuous loop from midday every Tuesday and Saturday.O’Neill’s films enjoy a devoted following in the avant-garde film community, but with this exhibition, UK gallery audiences will be introduced to the work of an artist whose unique vision engages all the major aesthetic progressions of the post-war era, and whose techniques anticipated technological innovations before their time. PAT O’NEILL FILMS PROGRAMME 1Every Tuesday, 12 noon and every Saturday, 3.25pm in Cinema 3Running Time: 2hrs 20 min11 short experimental films made by Pat O’Neill between 1963 and 1979. All created on 16 mm, the programme features an early student project (By The Sea, made in collaboration with Robert Abel in 1963) that records weight lifters on Muscle Beach at Santa Monica Pier, and an early optical printed film made with footage acquired as trash from a film archive (Runs Good, 1970).Free but please get a ticket from Box Office.PAT O’NEILL FILMS PROGRAMME 2Every Tuesday, 2.30pm and every Saturday, 12 noon in Cinema 3Total running Time: 3hrs 12 minFour 35mm films directed by Pat O’Neill between 1989 and 2002. The programme features Water and Power (55 min) with sound by the notable George Lockwood. This work used Motion Control Software Design by Mark Madel. The Decay of Fiction, filmed on location at the then abandoned and “soon” to be demolished. See alsoExhibition Tourexposures Experimental Film Masterclass: Pat O’NeillThis exhibition has been organized for the Santa Monica Museum of Art by curator Julie Lazar, Director of International Contemporary Arts Network. The exhibition Pat O’Neill: Views from Lookout Mountain and accompanying catalog have been supported in part by generous contributions from an anonymous donor, the American Center Foundation, The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, The Kwon Family, The Labyrinth Project at the University of Southern California’s Annenberg Center, and the Pasadena Art Alliance.Anniversary Partner:Astra Signs. Supported by: North West Development Agency. Media Partner: Metro. Anniversary Partner: Royal Bank of Scotland