LUX MONTHLY - LUXNEWSWIREjuly2008

[newswire at lux.org.uk]

LUXNEWSWIREjuly2008

[LUX NEWSWIRE is a monthly e-newsletter covering UK and international  
artists' moving image news.]

Contents
1. UK openings (festivals, gallery shows, screening series)
2. Calls (festivals, open shows, competitions, conferences)
3. Opportunities (funding, residences, employment)
4. Publishing (books, online journals, videos, DVD, CD)
5. LUX news

1. UK OPENINGS

LUX LONDON EVENTS CALENDAR the most comprehensive daily listing of  
artists' moving image events, screenings and exhibitions in London  
http://www.lux.org.uk/resources/events.htm you can also subscribe to  
the calendar in any software that uses the ical format (such as apple  
ical and windows calendar) by entering http://www.google.com/calendar/ 
ical/calendar%40lux.org.uk/public/basic.ics

The Ancient Set, Steven Claydon. International Project Space,  
Birmingham. 3 July – 9 August.
http://www.internationalprojectspace.org

How to Talk to Images, Richard Wright, HTTP Gallery, London. 4 July –  
3 August. http://www.http.uk.net

Chantal Akerman, Camden Arts Centre, London. 11 July – 14 September.  
http://www.camdenartscentre.org

The Last Silent Movie, Susan Hiller. Matts Gallery, London. 12 – 27  
July. http://www.mattsgallery.org

Films 1933 – 1953, Mary Ellen Bute, Sketch, London. 26 July – 13  
September. gallery at sketch.uk.com


2. CALLS
CALL FOR ENTRIES
* denotes entry fees
NEW LUX Calls and Opportunities deadline calendar available now at
http://www.lux.org.uk/resources/opportunities.htm
Or subscribe with any calendar programme which uses the ical format  
(such as apple ical or windows calendar) by entering http:// 
www.google.com/calendar/ical/q9b2oejc8tun8n7vibtnk8vcn0% 
40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics

New York Film Festival, USA. Deadline: 14 July. http:// 
www.filmlinc.com/nyff/nyff.htm

Tamaulipas International Short Film Festival Cine en Corto, Mexico.  
Deadline: 14 July. http://www.cineencorto.com/

Regensburger Kurzfilmwoche, Germany. Deadline: 14 July
http://www.regensburger-kurzfilmwoche.de

Video Club. Open submission opportunity for artists' film and video  
screenings with videoclub, Brighton, UK and Northwest Film Forum,  
Seattle, USA - deadline: 15 July http://www.videoclub.org.uk

Tehran International Short Film Festival, Iran. Deadline: 15 July
http://www.shortfilmfest-ir.com

Holland Animation Festival, Utrecht. Deadline: 15 July http:// 
www.haff.nl

L'Alternativa Festival de Cinema Independent de Barcelona, Spain.  
Deadline: 15 July. http://alternativa.cccb.org

Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival, Germany. http://  
www.filmladen.de/dokfest

Xperimental Film Festival, Nicosia, Cyprus. Deadline: 31 July
http://www.pantheonxperimental.org/

Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur, Switzerland. Deadline: 31  
July. http://www.kurzfilmtage.ch/

exposures – new talent in moving image, Manchester, UK Deadline: 31  
July. http://www.exposuresfestival.co.uk

International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, Netherlands.  
Deadline: 10 August. http://www.idfa.nl

Karafilm Festival, Karachi, Pakistan. Deadline: 15 August.
http://karafilmfest.com

Berwick-upon-Tweed Film & Media Arts Festival, UK
Deadline: 31 August. http://www.berwickfilm-artsfest.com

Stuttgarter Filmwinter, Germany. Deadline: 1 September
http://www.filmwinter.de/


3. OPPORTUNITIES

Course: Artists’ Film and Video Summer School, London
Metropolitan University. 14 – 21 July http://tiny.cc/NlANQ

Awards: The Wellcome Trust/ small to medium-sized projects, UK. Arts  
Awards support imaginative and experimental arts projects that  
investigate biomedical science. Deadline: 18 July http:// 
www.wellcome.ac.uk/Funding/Public-engagement/Grants/Arts-Awards/ 
index.htm

Commission: AnimateTV 2009, UK. Animate Projects invites UK based  
artists and animators to submit proposals for films to be broadcast  
on Channel 4 and 4mations, the new animation online channel.  
Deadline: 31 July http://www.animateprojects.org

Course: LUX Artists Associate Programme, UK. Applications are invited  
for the LUX Associate Artists Programme (AAP), a unique free 12 month  
professional development course for artists working with the moving  
image starting in November 2008. It aims to provide an intensive  
course of development focused on critical discourse, extending to the  
practical and infrastructural issues that present challenges for  
artists working with the medium through workshops, seminars,  
mentoring and a final funded project. LUX AAP is funded by The  
Leverhulme Trust.
LUX AAP is open to all UK-based artists working with the moving image  
who have completed a graduate or post-graduate course in the past  
three years. Deadline: 15 September 2008. For more information and  
application form go to http://www.lux.org.uk/aap


4. PUBLISHING

NEW DVDS FROM INDEX, AUSTRIA
INDEX028 Ivan Ladislav Galeta - Obsession: Structuring Time and Space
INDEX030 Notes on Marie Menken - a film by Martina Kudlacek + 4 films  
by Marie Menken
INDEX031 Flaming Ears - a film by Angela Hans Scheirl, Ursula Pürrer  
and Dietmar Schipek
http://www.index-dvd.at

Paradise Now: The Living Theatre in Amerika. DVD published by Arthur  
magazine in the US featuring rare, never-before-distributed films and  
revolutionary multimedia documents from The Living Theatre's historic  
and influential '68-'69 American tour. http://www.arthurmag.com/store/ 
dvds.php

The House of Sweet Magic, Helen Hill. DVD published in US by  
Peripheral Produce. Includes Tunnel of Love (1996), Madame Winger  
Makes a Film (2001), Scratch and Crow (1995), Your New Pig is Down  
the Road (1999), The World’s Smallest Fair (1995), Vessel (1992),  
Film for Rosie (2001), Mouseholes (1999), Bohemian Town (2004) http:// 
www.peripheralproduce.com


5. LUX NEWS

CRAMI WEBSITE LAUNCH http://www.crami.org.uk
LUX is pleased to announce the launch of CRAMI (Curatorial Resource  
for Artists' Moving Image) a new website which aims to give a user- 
friendly and interpretive advice to curators, programme's and those  
interested in showing artists' work in a variety of contexts. The  
site seeks to address both the conceptual rationale behind selecting  
and presenting work, as well as more straightforward practical and  
technical advice on the many issues raised in this area. CRAMI was  
produced by George Clark for LUX in collaboration with the  
Independent Cinema Office and the British Artists’ Film and Video  
Study Collection.

NEW WORKS IN DISTRIBUTION July 2008
http://www.lux.org.uk/newacquisitions/index.html
Steve Claydon – From Earth (2005), Cluck Cluck (2006)
William English – Untitled 1985, What did you eat today? Rose Lowder  
(2008)
Luke Fowler – What you see is where you’re at (2001), Pilgrimage from  
Scattered Points (2006), The Harbour Doubts (2007), Achterhaven  
Splinter (2007), Bogman Palmjaguar (2007), Paddington Collaboration  
(2007), George (2008), An Abbeyview Film (2008)
Luke Fowler & Kosten Koper – The Way Out (2003)
Ryan Gander – Writing My Life (2005)
Henry Hills – Little Lieutenant (1993)
Anja Kirschner & David Panos – The Trail of the Spider (2008)
Lewis Klahr – Tales of the Forgotten Future (1988-1991)
Simon Martin – Carlton (2006)
Rosalind Nashashibi & Lucy Skaer – Flash in the Metropolitan (2006)
Rosalind Nashashibi – Footnote (2006)
Greg Pope – Shadow Trap (2007)
Stephen Sutcliffe – The Garden of Proserpine (2008), We’ll Let You  
Know (2008),

NEW TO LUXONLINE

New Luxonline Artist: Anne Rees-Mogg
www.luxonline.org.uk/artists/anne_rees-mogg/index.html
Anne Rees-Mogg was a prominent advocate for artist filmmaking through  
her work for the London Film-makers' Co-operative and as a teacher,  
particularly at the Chelsea School of Art during the 1970s and up  
until her death in 1983.
The site presents extracts from her rarely seen films and a  
previously unpublished essay about her work by Laura Mulvey.

New Luxonline Vodcast: Angela Kingston
http://www.luxonline.org.uk/vodcasts.html
Luxonline presents a vodcast with the curator Angela Kingston, known  
for exhibitions such as Fairy Tale: Contemporary Art and Enchantment  
at the New Art Gallery, Walsall and more recently, Art with Strangers  
at the Turnpike Gallery.  Her Luxonline tour Bewitched can be found  
at www.luxonline.org.uk/tours/bewitched(1).html

SCREENINGS AND EVENTS

26 June - 26 July
Archivos OVNI
LUX 28, 28 Shacklewell Lane, London E8 2EZ http://www.lux28.org.uk
Opening Times Wednesday - Saturday 12-6
Archivos OVNI (Observatorio de Video No Identificado) is an  
independent artists' video archive project based at the Centre for  
Contemporary Art in Barcelona. Founded in 1993 it aims to encourage a  
critique of contemporary culture and society, through the collecting  
and dissemination of a wide range of independent media works  
particularly from Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa. At  
LUX 28 Archivos OVNI presents a specially curated selection works  
from the archives which will be browsable by visitors during the  
period of the show as well as a weekly changing series of screenings  
drawing out principle lines of investigation for project around ideas  
of exodus and resistance.

Thursday 24 July 8pm (doors 7.30pm)
The Trail of the Spider – Anja Kirschner and David Panos
Chats Palace, 42-44 Brooksby’s Walk, Homerton, E9 6DF (Homerton  
overground). Admission Free
LUX presents the Hackney Premiere of Kirschner and Panos’ The Trail  
of the Spider an unsettling trans-historical vision of the Wild West  
that collides with the suppressed history of the multi-racial  
American West and the conflicts breaking up contemporary East London.  
In a vanishing frontier, swarming with calculating surveyors, corrupt  
lawmen and hired thugs, a lone gunfighter must avenge the  
dispossessed, or remain trapped in a state of limbo, haunted by the  
past and pitted against a future which offers no retreat and no  
alternatives.

Saturday 3 August
LUX @ Publish and Be Damned
Rochelle School, Arnold Circus, London E2 7ES
http://www.publishandbedamned.org.uk
For this year’s Publish and Be Damned artists' book fair, LUX is  
organising a project room of artists' DVDs. Drawing on an  
international network of artists, publishers and distributors, it  
will gather together a wide variety of self-published and scare  
artist titles, as well LUX’s own publications. This event offers a  
rare opportunity to sample the breadth of the publishing activity in  
the field of artists' film and video. Partners in the project will  
include Bureau des Videos, Unseen Cinema and many individual artists.
Publish and Be Damned is an annual event which profiles individual  
and experimental approaches to making and distributing the work of  
artists, writers and musicians outside of the commercial mainstream,  
encompassing DIY fanzines, magazines, critical journals, glossy  
periodicals, video compendiums and independent record labels.


NB There is no LUXNEWSWIRE in August, see you in September..
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