The End of the Party: Hyde Park 1969 (1969/2008)
This film is a condensed record of footage I shot of Blind Faith’s famous first performance at a free concert in Hyde Park in 1969. This film marks the end of the 1960s era of peace and love. Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Stevie Winwood’s performance is brilliant yet, with hindsight, melancholic. Ken Kesey and Mick Jagger are also glimpsed in the audience.
5m30s/black and white
Produced in collaboration with Chimera Arts.

Wheel (1969-1971)
Wheel is an experiment in non-linear storytelling. Experiences filmed become memories. Memories become fictions. It is a meditational tool for letting go of the 'desire world' – the muses included – and aiming at Oneness.
“Inherently regenerative energy association events” (Buckminster Fuller).
16m30s/colour

Ted Berrigan (1970)
Ted Berrigan was a leading light in the New York School of Poetry in the 1960s. His peers included Anselm Hollo, Anne Waldman, Ron Padgett, Jim Carroll, Jack Kerouac, Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns and Robert Creeley. The poets and painters mingled and gave frequent readings at St Mark’s-Church-In-The-Bowery.
The film was made in my flat in London, and took place over the course of an evening.
23m/black and white

Serendipity (1971)
“The faculty of making happy and unexpected discoveries by accident”
Experimental collage of British architecture, with original jazz funk music by Barbara Moore.
18m/colour