LUX is an arts agency which explores ideas around artists' moving image practice through exhibition, distribution, publishing, education and research.

Redshift, Emily Richardson. From the new LUX DVD publication Emily Richardson, 6 Films available now from the LUX Shop

UPCOMING SCREENINGS AND EXHIBITIONS

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LUX ONLINE EXHIBITION. Threshold, Malcolm le Grice (1972)
To mark the upcoming Malcolm Le Grice performances as part of the Expanded Cinema for Rothko event at Tate Modern (28-29 November) LUX presents the single screen version of one of Le Grice’s seminal expanded film works, Threshold (1972).
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February -March 2009
Six Tuesdays After Film as a Critical Practice
LUX 28, 28 Shacklewell Lane, Dalston, London, E8 2EZ www.lux28.org.uk
Six Tuesdays After Film as a Critical Practice is a series of 'talks' that explore ways in which we might understand film to be a critical practice from international and intergenerational perspectives. It will include Emily Wardill interviewing Peter Gidal, Emily Roysdon presenting a specially conceived performative work. Rosa Barba's two-projector scultpure/sound work Western Round Table 2027 is shown alongside a selection of original recordings from the 1949 Western Round Table on Modern Art featuring contributions from Marcel Duchamp, Frank Lloyd Wright and Arnold Schoenburg. There is an interactive presentation of the German television programme Reformzirkus (1970) in which Alexander Kluge intervenes to expose not only the construction of the programme itself but also cultural and social prejudice. The writer and academic Tom Holert begins the series with a presentation of his recent video Ricostruzione: Dissertori/Libera (Towards a Historical Fable about Modernist Architecture and Psychology) (2007, co-authored with Claudia Honecke, commissioned by Manifesta 7) and a discussion about the relation between the critical practices of writing and art making on Tuesday 3rd February. Six Tuesdays... is curated by Ian White.

LUX ASSOCIATE ARTISTS 2008/9
We are pleased to announce the LUX Associate Artists for 2008/9 are Luke Fowler, Laura Gannon, Duncan Marquiss, Laure Prouvost, Grace Schwindt, Samuel Stevens, Stina Wirfelt, Emma Wolukau-Wanambwa. For biographies of the artists and more information about the programme see the AAP page in projects.

INTERNSHIPS LUX is offering internships in a number of different areas, to apply click on jobs under the About Us link on the left-hand side of this page.

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NEWS

CRAMI WEBSITE LAUNCH www.crami.org.uk
LUX is pleased to announce the launch of CRAMI (Curatorial Resource for Artists' Moving Image) a new website which aims to give a user-friendly and interpretive advice to curators, programme's and those interested in showing artists' work in a variety of contexts. The site seeks to address both the conceptual rationale behind selecting and presenting work, as well as more straightforward practical and technical advice on the many issues raised in this area. CRAMI was produced by George Clark for LUX in collaboration with the Independent Cinema Office and the British Artists’ Film and Video Study Collection.

NEW LUXONLINE VODCAST
Luxonline presents a vodcast with the artist filmmaker Guy Sherwin.
http://www.luxonline.org.uk/vodcasts.html or download from the Luxonline channel on itunes

NEW LUX DVD RELEASES

Beyond Language, George Barber Selected Videos 1983-2008 New DVD compilation of work by pioneer of British video art George Barber, available from the LUX Shop

6 Films, Emily Richardson, 6 recent 16mm films by British artist filmmaker Emily Richardson, available from the LUX Shop

Guy Sherwin, Optical Sound Films 1971 - 2007. DVD and book published by LUX. Book and DVD exploring filmmaker Guy Sherwin's explorations into film and sound. available from the LUX Shop

Afterimages 3: Lis Rhodes and Afterimages 4: Vivienne Dick - available now for academic sale.

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