Video

To accompany the trail moving image or film works are also Geo-located to site specific locations as permanent features of the trail. See the videos whilst following the trail on your device on the City of Sculpture App. Or you can watch the films here by clicking the links highlighted below:

The Cathedral Illuminated 

The Cathedral Illuminated – This is a film of the first large scale projection event on the West Front of Lichfield Cathedral. The 40min show was repeated 6 times each evening drawing a crowd of around 6000 people in 2016. 

Moonlight – Moonlight assembly was the first of two large scale projection events for Lichfield in 2016 celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Lunar Society, the influential body of intellectuals, inventors creatives and other who met in the city and who’s concepts changed the world. The meeting of the Lunar society is central to the story of the city.   

Chapter 60 ‘Chapter 60’ was produced by Peter Walker and David Harper – with music by David Harper. The short film was created to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the creation of Burntwood Library and was first performed on the anniversary celebrations. 

 Mine  A short film developed as a tribute to the Miners of South Staffordshire. Created and geolocated next  to the SCAMP Burntwood Miners Memorial Statue. 

st-annes-projection-event-luxmuralis-peter-walker-david-harper-106x150Remember @ St Anne’s   A moving tribute to the service men and women of Burntwood. 

Johnson at 300.  A 2 hour Son et Lumiere created by artists, Peter Walker, David Harper and Andy McKeown as a reflection on the life and work of Dr Samuel Johnson. Commissioned by Lichfield Town Council. The performance was watch by over 1000 people on the 19th September 2009. This is a 15min recap of the event.
Location – Market Square

Wordplay This film was created by Peter Walker and David Harper. It features 1500 people from the local area of Lichfield reciting every word in Dr Johnson’s original Dictionary.
Location – The Guildhall

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