New Contemporaries Moving Image 1968-2010

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Produced to coincide with New Contemporaries' 65th anniversary, this compilation selected by world-renowned artists Ed Atkins, Harold Offeh and Catherine Yass, reveals the rich history of artists' moving image in New Contemporaries between 1968 and 2010. accompanying the compilation is a publication with contributions from Anna Kontopoulou and Mike Sperlinger, as well as Nick Danziger, Heather Phillipson, Aura Satz and Greta Alfaro, providing a fascinating insight in to the radical beginnings of artists' moving image and its contemporary importance within the UK today.

Ahn Kang-hyun Greta Alfaro Tolia Astakhishvili Ed Atkins David Blandy Javier Flores Blanquet Don Bury Phil Collins Mathieu Copeland Nick Danziger Kate Davies Alexia De ville De Goyet Diane Duncan Sophie Eagle Eddie Farrell Laurin Federlein Oriana Fox Sarah Gilder Dryden Goodwin Steve Hawley Ruth Iliffe Mike Jones Kiran Kaur Brar

Morag Keil Rinat Kotler Sandra Lahire Isaac Layish and Irit Garty Edwin Li Steve Littman Susanne Ludwig Tim MacMillan Johannes Maier Eline Mcgeorge Christopher Meigh-andrews with Gabrielle Brown Jason Nelson Harold Offeh Heather Phillipson Tom Price Ben Sadler Michael Sailstorfer Aura Satz John Spiteri Richard Squires JJ stevens Keith Stutter David Theobald Marion Urch Light/sound workshop Emily Wardill

New Contemporaries Moving Image 1968-2010 Published by LUX (2002) Ltd. and New Contemporaries (1988) Ltd. First published 2014

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Tuesday, December 2, 2014

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LUX

LUX is an international arts agency for the support and promotion of artists’ moving image practice and the ideas that surround it. LUX exists to provide access to, and develop audiences for, artists' moving image work; to provide professional development support for artists working with the moving image; and to contribute to and develop discourse around practice.

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