New Artist Focus: Tendai John Mutambu on Morgan Quaintance
In the trio of films shown as part of his solo exhibition at LUX in 2019, Morgan Quaintance trained his mind on the term hysteresis,
In the trio of films shown as part of his solo exhibition at LUX in 2019, Morgan Quaintance trained his mind on the term hysteresis,
The public-private relation, its history within feminist politics and its expanded function beyond the 1970s moment with which it has become synonymous, is prodded and
“This is about a living surrealism. Pretend you are dreaming. Everything is a blur. The scenes move from one into the other but for no
Her movements are already punctuated by the movement of the camera, her pace, her time, her rhythm. (Cha, 1982, p.100[1]) Rehana Zaman’s Tell
In a publication for her 2013 video Shrugging Offing, within a text shamelessly titled ‘Bratty Bratty Brat Brat’, Lucy Clout describes the power of ‘NO’
It is relatively easy to distil the political to a cool academicism, to view it only via the lens of historiography or to abstract it
A photograph of five men standing in front of a concrete wall, somewhere in Beirut. Four hold rifles. One looks toward the camera while the
A revolutionary cry is heard in Haiti. Police sirens race across a Parisian street by night, and we collectively listen to Angela Davis discuss the
The first work I saw of Corin’s was After School Special from 2009. It was a couple of years old when I saw it, but
The films of Laida Lertxundi find their inspiration in actions and places of the artist’s own life in order to reconstruct a mysterious sense of
LUX is happy to be distributing the work of Eric Baudelaire. More information here For years when anyone was looking at the most accurate reproduction
Michelle Deignan has often worked in dialogue with television, whether by exploring its physical and organisational infrastructure, or by appropriating and reworking its conventions. In
Gail Pickering is an artist in the business of transformation. Her transformations often trace twentieth century socio-cultural movements from their exuberant beginnings to their soft,
New Artist Focus: Laura McLean-Ferris on LUX Artist Deimantas Narkevicius
Read this exclusive essay by Melissa Gronlund on the work of LUX artist Anna Lucas, whose film Seventh Heaven is now showing in our online screening room.
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