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Events

Cal Mac, 'Agony to Ecstasy', 2020

Online Screening
1 — 31 May 2022
A figure skateboards away from the viewer along a paved single track road in a mountainous rural landscape. The sky is bright with white clouds.

ONE WORK | Online Discussion with Cal Mac

Talk
19 May 2022
7:30pm—08:30pm
Looking down a piano keyboard, we see two images laid on top of the instrument. One is a black and white card with white television like boxes with the words 'WE INTERRUPT THIS PROGRAM' and the other is the head of a dinosaur.

Advice Sessions | May

23 — 25 May 2022
Various meeting times available

Hadithi Hadithi | Online screening and conversation with Arafa C. Hamadi and Rhona Mühlebach

Talk
24 May — 7 June 2022
A video still shows part of a hand holding a colour photograph in the centre of the frame. The photograph shows a room, framed by its wooden doorway, with a long table with chairs organised at it. Behind the photograph is an old grey stone building with a row of pigeons sat beneath the windows.

Queer Audio Description Workshops with Quiplash

30 — 31 May 2022
1.30—5pm
Three consecutive images show a hand moving across the screen, pointing and gesticulating. The images have a pink tone, and there is a circular light shining through front behind a sheet.

A Radical Call to Play | Workshop led by Max Alexander

31 May 2022
5—8pm
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Writing

Adam Benmakhlouf’s introduction to 'of sugar and Bones'

Writing

Adam Benmakhlouf’s introduction to of sugar and Bones by Thulani Rachia Tramway, Glasgow, 23 September 2021.

Špela Drnovšek Zorko on Maja Zeco’s ‘In Search of the Sun’

Writing

We commissioned anthropologist and writer Špela Drnovšek Zorko to respond to Maja Zećo's work 'In Search of the Sun' (2021)

Sean Wai Keung on Andrea Luka Zimmerman's 'Here for Life'

Writing

We commissioned Glasgow-based poetry, performance and food maker, Sean Wai Keung to respond to Andrea Luka Zimmerman and Adrian Jackson's work, 'Here for Life' (2019).
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Projects

Artists’ Moving Image Festival

LUX Scotland and Tramway’s annual Artists’ Moving Image Festival (AMIF) provides a platform for the discussion and presentation of artists’ moving image.

Margaret Tait Award

The Margaret Tait Award is Scotland's most prestigious moving image prize for artists, inspired by the pioneering Orcadian filmmaker and poet Margaret Tait (1918–99).

Margaret Tait Residency

The Margaret Tait Residency provides an opportunity for artists working with film and moving image to develop their practice, in partnership with the Pier Arts Centre, Orkney.

Now & Next

Now & Next was a talent development scheme in partnership with Creative Scotland and BBC Scotland that ran from 2019 to 2022.

Hadithi Hadithi: Place is mostly open space

A moving image exchange in collaboration with Ajabu Ajabu Audio Visual House, Tanzania, unfolding over May and June, 2022.
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