Presenting an online screening and accompanying conversation between artists Razan AlSalah and Theo Panagopoulos, this programme is a quiet serenade, humming the story of Palestinian men, of their resilience, their love, and their quiet defiance.
Presenting an online screening and accompanying conversation between artists Razan AlSalah and Theo Panagopoulos, this programme is a quiet serenade, humming the story of Palestinian men, of their resilience, their love, and their quiet defiance. We are delighted to present Flowers in the Fire, devised by LUX Scotland Programme Fellow Huss Al-Chokhdar, online on 16 – 30 April. Flowers in the Fire includes work by Hani Jawharieh, Kamal AlJafari, Razan AlSalah, Rosalind Nashashibi, and Theo Panagopoulos.
☆Donation:
Guide
Cutting the Puppeteer´s Strings
For Data You Are, And To Data You Shall Return / 为数据所生，亦归数据而去
Disinformation - “Antithesis”
the end of work + USELESS Micro Commissions
THE UNFATHOMABLE UNDERSTANDING: MOSHGAN REZANIA & ROBERTA JEAN SMITH
exhausted and exuberant
Now That's What I Call Dave Buonaguidi! 10
Spooky Affects At A Distance
Paik’s Video Study - Nam June Paik Art Center
Brea Weinreb - Between Men
Paik’s Video Study
Jean-Michel Basquiat's 'Untitled (Skull)
MMCA Symposium : WHAT DO MUSEUMS CONNECT? MUSEUMS IN A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD
Niamh O'Malley, 'Glasshouse' (2014)
Frida Kahlo’s Self-Portraits: A Video Essay
Tilda Swinton Pays Tribute to the Films of Pier Paolo Pasolini
Erwin Olaf. Strange Beauty
