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Festival Collaborations

LUX Scotland works in collaboration with national and international festivals to present the work of Scotland-based artists and bring the work of international artists to a Scottish audience.

These festivals have included: Refugee Festival Scotland, Glasgow Short Film Festival, Document Human Rights Film Festival, Africa in Motion, Scottish Queer International Film Festival, Glasgow Film Festival, Edinburgh International Film Festival, and Counterflows.

Andrea Luka Zimmerman, Erase and Forget at Document Film Festival 2017

Event 21 October 2017

Masterclass with Andrea Luka Zimmerman and Ameenah Ayub Allen: Making Artists’ Documentary at Document Film Festival 2017

Event 22 October 2017

Nancy Holt, Sun Tunnels & Revolve presented by Charlotte Prodger at GFF15

Event 22 February 2015

Florrie James, O.K. Rick at GFF15

Event 24 February 2015

Eric Baudelaire, Letters to Max at GFF15

Event 27 February 2015

Social at Edinburgh Artists' Moving Image Festival 2016

Event 24 November 2016

Social at Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival 2016

Event 4 March 2017

Masterclass with Anja Kirschner: Behind the Scenes of an Artists’ Film at GFF17

Event 23 February 2017

Workshop with Anja Kirschner: Page to Picture! Screenwriting for Artists at GFF17

Event 24 — 25 February 2017

Duncan Marquiss, Copy Errors at GFF16

Event 21 February 2016

Margaret Salmon, Eglantine (Director's Preview) at GFF16

Event 27 February 2016

Pitching Workshop at GSFF16

Event 19 March 2016

Lizzie Borden, Regrouping at EIFF16

Event 24 June 2016

Regrouping Discussions with Lizzie Borden, Laura Mulvey and William Raban at EIFF16

Event 24 June 2016

An Encounter with Expanded Cinema at Counterflows 2016

Event 8 April 2016

Florrie James & Ross Little with Dick 50 at Counterflows 2016

Event 9 April 2016

Regrouping: Experimental Films from the ‘60s and ‘70s at EIFF16

Event 25 June 2016

Regrouping: Experimental Films from the ‘60s and ‘70s at EIFF16

Event 23 June 2016
A colour photograph of Margaret Tait on the set of Blue Black Permanent. In the foreground Tait sits in a directors chair, her name illustrated on the back, with her back to the camera as she turns her head looking to the left of the frame. She wears clear framed glasses and her white hair blows in the wind. In the background a man stands on the shore with a camera on a tripod, his ankles covered by the sea, against a blue sky.

Between Categories Book Launch at GFF17

Event 16 February 2017

Ben Rivers, What Means Something and There Is a Happy Land Further Awaay at GFF17

Event 18 February 2017

Anja Kirschner, Moderation at GFF17

Event 24 February 2017

Nikos Nikolaidis, Morning Patrol at GFF17

Event 25 February 2017

Masterclass with Deborah Stratman: Tactical Audio and a Passively Amplified Ramble at GSFF17

Event 18 March 2017

Panel Discussion: Producing Artists' Moving Image in Scotland at GFF16

Event 21 February 2016

Director's Lab with Margaret Salmon at GFF16

Event 27 February 2016