Project
Commissioning
LUX Scotland’s commissions provide an opportunity for artists to create, develop or research new work in partnership with organisations across Scotland and the UK.
LUX Scotland Commissions
- Donald Butler, ‘FLARE’ (2026)
- Jamie Crewe, ‘Defiling Rain’ (2026)
- Rachel McBrinn, ‘*NOT AS RECORDED’ sharing event (2026)
- Isabel Barfod, ‘How Much Air Lungs Can Hold’ (2024)
- Phoebe Banks, ‘Girl in the Pub Toilet’ (2024)
- Sulaïman Majali, ‘in the house of names’ (2023)
- Phoebe McBride, ‘On Becoming a Water Bat: echoes of an unseen world’ (2023)
- Andrew Black, ‘On Clogger Lane’ (2022)
- Saoirse Amira Anis, ‘Holding Barzakh’ (2022)
- Carrie Skinner and Alexander Storey Gordon, ‘When I get that feeling’ (2021)
- Jamie Crewe, ‘Ashley’ (2020)
- Jamie Crewe, ‘PEOPLE HAVE COME’ (2020)
- Margaret Salmon, ‘Lens Diary’ (2020)
- Now & Next Commissions (2020)
- Adam Lewis Jacob, ‘Wheeze’
- Aideen Doran, ‘The Riot Act’
- Angel Cohn Castle, ‘Lupi Lupi Lu’
- Benjamin Owen, ‘All These Voices Together’
- Christian Noelle Charles & Matthew Arthur Williams, ‘PR 4 US’
- Ciaran Pasi, ‘Kintyre Has My Bones’
- Daniel Cook, ‘Shiner’
- Florrie James, ‘Hawthorne’
- Helen McCrorie, ‘We Know a Better Word than Happy’
- Holly McLean, ‘Saturnrania’
- Jess Docherty, ‘The Land and The Sea’
- Juliana Capes & Ruth Barrie, ‘Be Different Today’
- Kate Robinson, ‘Moot’
- Kathryn Spence, ‘Beneath the Movement’
- K Patrick & Adrien Howard, ‘Trans Is A Dreamscape’
- Lucas Chih-Peng Kao, ‘The Fool’s Journey’
- M.E Smit-Dicks & Lillian Ross-Millard, ‘Glas and Gorm’
- Malcolm Mackenzie, ‘Plockton Population 254’
- Mariem Omari & Heather Andrews, ‘The Jinn In Me’
- Marissa Keating, ‘Between the Dog and The Wolf’
- Mark Lyken & Allana James, ‘Waiting for The Buff to Rub Me Out’
- Michael Lee Richardson & Garry McLaughlin, ‘We Were Always Here’
- Rae-Yen Song, ‘wūûūwūûū’
- Rhona Foster, ‘alice_alice’
- Rhona Mühlebach, ‘The Lousiest Spy Ever’
- Robbie Synge & Julie Cleves, ‘Forest Floor’
- Rose Hendry & Isla Badenoch, ‘THE DEAD ARE JEWELS TO ME’
- Ross Hogg, ‘The Last Train’
- Sam Firth, ‘Field Notes on Love’
- Siôn Parkinson & Richard Whitby, ‘STINKHORN’
- Victoria Evans, ‘Cosmic Domestic’
- Wild Tracks Radio with Richy Carey, ‘The Listening Crystal’
- William Aikman, ‘Grahamston’
- Zoë Irvine, ‘The Lockdown Oratorio of a Call Centre Operator’
- Now & Next Young People’s Commissions (2020)
- Adrianna Sachmerda, Abby Watt, Arsham Rezaei and Callum Martin, ‘Moonman’
- Gloria Dima and Lloyd Darko, ‘I Will Never Forget’
- Madison Langford and Adriannna Sachmerda, ‘Day by Day’
- Melody Dunn, ‘The Interview’
- Tiegan McDonald, Lloyd Darko and Reese Leitch, ‘Translucent Pane’
- Rebecca Murray and Sonique Noreiga, ‘Pandemonia’
- Margaret Tait 100 Commissions (2019)
- Mark Cousins, ‘You With Your Fresh Thoughts’
- Luke Fowler, ‘Houses (for Margaret)’
- Alexander Storey Gordon, ‘Shoe Leather’
- Matt Hulse, ‘On Returning (1989 – 2019)’
- Richy Carey & Wendy Kirkup, ‘The Forest of Everything’
- Morag Mckinnon, ‘Never the same’
- Ali Smith & Sarah Wood, ‘The Bravest Boat’
- Catherine Street, ‘Allegory of the shivering light’
- Peter Todd, ‘a spoon’
- Alberta Whittle, ‘between a whisper and a cry’ (2019)
- Sarah Forrest, ‘April’ (2018)
- Kate Davis, ‘Charity’ (2017)
- Duncan Marquiss, ‘Evolutionary Jerks & Gradualist Creeps’ (2016)
- Charlotte Prodger, ‘Stoneymollan Trail’ (2015)
- Rachel Maclean, ‘A Whole New World’ (2014)
Margaret Tait Commission 2023 | Isabel Barfod, 'How Much Air Lungs Can Hold'
Screening 29 April 2024
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