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New Laure Prouvost video at Tate Britain

Editorial 11 March 2010

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Watch a short clip from Laure Prouvost's new video 'It, heat, hit' (2010, 6 min) showing at Tate Britain Art Now Lightbox til 2 May 2010).

LUX/ICO film commission: A Love Story by Amar Kanwar

Editorial 11 March 2010

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First images from the new ICO/LUX commissioned film, A Love Story by Amar Kanwar (2010), which will premiere at Tate Modern on 16th April 2010.

Moscow Dispatch: Jos Boys on 'Summa Summarum'

Editorial 5 March 2010

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Questions around the ideas of 'collage' and curating contemporary art in Russia are raised by a recent exhibition at the NCCA in Moscow.

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MEDIA

Dara Birnbaum podcast
Listen to an interview with artist Dara Birnbaum, whose video and installation work was recently shown in a retrospective at Wilkinson, London, though 22 November 2009.

EXHIBITION

Letters to Dad - Beth B & Scott B

Three films from New York's early '80s ‘No Wave’

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New DVD

REWIND + PLAY DVD
REWIND + PLAY, An Anthology of Early British Video Art

NEWS

LUX Artists Moving Image Survey 2010. Please let us know your views
LUX is undertaking a survey of the state of artists' moving image practice in the UK
New LUX DVD Messages: Guy Sherwin
LUX is proud to announce the publication of a new book/DVD Messages: Guy Sherwin
LUX artists' critical forum - get involved
LUX is setting up a new self-facilitating critical forum for artists working with the moving image

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Vanitas, Tamara Krikorian (1977)

LUX speaks to academic and writer Sean Cubitt about early video art in the UK

A reflection on the late designer by his friend and filmmaking collaborator