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LUX artists in Venice Film Festival 2010 Orizzonti selection

Editorial 30 July 2010

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The Venice Film Festival 2010 just announced the line up for the Orizzonti section - an exciting list including LUX artists John Akomfrah, Ken Jacobs, Patrick Keiller and Emily Richardson.

New in the LUX Shop: Afterall 'One Work' books on Warhol, Snow, Frampton

Editorial 30 July 2010

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We now stock three of Afterall's 'One Work' books: Andy Warhol - Blow Job, Michael Snow - Wavelength and Hollis Frampton - (nostalgia), along with other material related to these artists.

New podcast with artist Beatrice Gibson

Editorial 22 July 2010

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Head over to our media section and listen to a new interview with Gibson on her new film commission for the Serpentine, screening at the Sackler Centre til 19 September.

SCREENING ROOM

MEDIA

Beatrice Gibson on her new film The Future’s Getting Old Like The Rest Of Us
In this podcast interview LUX artist Beatrice Gibson discusses her new film, screening at the Serpentine to 19 September

EXHIBITION

Letters to Dad - Beth B & Scott B

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

SHOP

Afterall Books

Andy Warhol Blow Job
Afterall 'One Work' publications: Andy Warhol - Blow Job, Michael Snow - Wavelength and Hollis Frampton - (nostalgia)

NEWS

Call for Applications. LUX Associate Artists Programme 2010/11
Applications invited for the LUX AAP Deadline 24 September 2010
Results of LUX Moving Image Survey 2010
The summary results from LUX's 2010 survey of artists working with the moving image

FEATURES

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