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LUX Notes: On film critic and artist Manny Farber

Editorial 5 February 2010

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Our mini-season dedicated to the legendary critic, inspired by the recent book Farber on Film (2009). Read what he had to say about some of the films in the LUX Collection

Shezad Dawood on Film as a Subversive Art

Editorial 4 February 2010

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Listen to Shezad Dawood discussing the impact that reading Amos Vogel's book has had on his own practice, and watch a companion YouTube playlist of some of the works highlighted in the podcast

New Artist Focus: Gilda Williams on Elizabeth Price

Editorial 29 January 2010

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Watch clips of Elizabeth Price's videos and read an exclusive essay on Price's work by critic Gilda Williams.

SCREENING ROOM

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’

SHOP

New DVD

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

NEWS

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
Call for Submissions and Recommendations for new LUX/ Light Industry Publication
Submissions sought for 'Artists' Film and Video: An Anthology of New Writing'

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