Please give us your views in our annual audience/user survey. We’re carrying out this survey to help us learn more about our audiences and users
Don’t miss out this weekend, 23-26 November, for 15% off sale on all LUX Publications (books and DVDs)! Online, as well as in-store Friday, and
Curator and academic Kim Knowles remembers Boston-based filmmaker Robert Todd (1963-2018) I’ve been racking my brain over the past couple of weeks, trying to work
As part of his international research project The Naming, artist Richard Layzell is working in and around LUX and Waterlow Park as our first resident Creative Ecologist.
In the context of the Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival 2018 Benjamin Cook, Director of LUX leads a two-day workshop for artists seeking to
LUX is a partner in a new 3 year interdisciplinary AHRC project to preserve and promote the material in the Stephen Dwoskin, with the BFI,
Experimenta at the BFI London Film Festival is the UK’s primary showcase for single channel work from UK and international artists, programmed in association with
As part of CRUISING GROUND, LUX and CRUSEV commissioned artist Benny Nemerofsky Ramsay to produce a new work in response to some of the ideas and themes
We are pleased to announce the Goethe at LUX resident artist for 2018 is Anahita Razmi. Anahita Razmi is a Berlin-based artist whose work revolves around cultural
We hope you have been able to join us at LUX this past year, hired one of our films in distribution, viewed our collection online,
We’re excited to announce that Zaiba Jabbar is the new LUX emergent producer / curator in residence! Zaiba is an award-winning film director based in
Erase and Forget, the new provocative documentary from filmmaker and cultural activist Andrea Zimmerman, is being released in cinemas by LUX from 2 March. Having
Stock up on your artists’ moving image-themed Christmas presents from the LUX SHOP XMAS ONLINE SALE. 15% off all LUX DVDs & Books until Midnight
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the opening of our predecessor, the ill-fated Lux Centre in Hoxton Square in 1997. Planned as a permanent
Ian Wooldrige will be in residence at LUX throughout August 2017, where he will conduct research around structural/materialist film and the London Film-Makers’ Co-op. Ian
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