Festival Archives

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LUX Book Fair 2023: Print Print Print

Easy Read Plain Text Join us for our first winter book fair celebrating independent publications, zines, poetry and films, curated by Mine Kaplangı, Anita

London Korean Film Festival 2020: Artist Video Strand

LUX presents Artist Video Strand at The London Korean Film Festival 2020, featuring works by Moojin Brothers and Seo Young Chang. The Artist Video strand

London Korean Film Festival 2019: Park Chan-kyong

The London Korean Film Festival’s ‘Artist Video’ strand – programmed and presented in partnership with LUX – brings the work of Korean artists working with

London Korean Film Festival 2019: Yoo Soon-mi

The London Korean Film Festival’s ‘Artist Video’ strand – programmed and presented in partnership with LUX – brings the work of Korean artists working with

London Korean Film Festival: Kwon Hayoun

Kwon Hayoun is a visual artist whose innovative animation work is concerned with the construction of historical and individual memory and their ambivalent relationship to

London Korean Film Festival: Kim Kyungmook

Introduction by Helen de Witt Kim Kyungmook is one of Korea’s most multifaceted moving image artists – his rich and diverse output includes feature-length narrative

London Korean Film Festival 2018: Artist Video Strand

The London Korean Film Festival’s Artist Video strand – programmed and presented in partnership with LUX – brings the work of Korean artists working with

London Korean Film Festival 2017: Artist Video strand

The London Korean Film Festival’s Artist Video strand – programmed and presented in partnership with LUX – brings the work of Korean artists working with

London Korean Film Festival: Koo Donghee

This programme surveys more than a decade of moving image works by South Korean artist Donghee Koo, from her first video Tragedy Competition (2004) to

London Korean Film Festival: Lim Minouk

Working across a range of mediums, including performance, video, sculpture, installation and community-engaged public art, Lim Minouk explores the human and societal costs of modernisation,

Experimenta: BFI London Film Festival

Experimenta is the artists’ moving image section of the London Film Festival and is co-programmed by LUX. This year, the programme includes new films by Kevin Jerome Everson, Filipa

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