LUX Scotland’s AMIF The programme
If you’re in Glasgow, this seems essential this weekend:
Programme
#AMIF2015 examines the role of collective thinking and making. Presenting collaborative forms of production and research, this year’s festival considers what it means for a group to constitute a single body of work and, inversely, how one can speak on behalf of collective thought or action. It is programmed by collectives and collaborators with an explicit link to Glasgow, and co-organised by Tramway and LUX Scotland, with support from LUX.
DAY 1: SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2015 |
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| 1230 | Transmission: Film Open 1. Including work by: Jack Saunders, Lewis Den Hertog, Karen Cunningham, Susannah Stark, Fred Pederson, Emma Charles, Liam Allan, Matthew Parkin, Maryniak and McLean. | |
| 1345 | tenletters: ‘Volume 2: A Set for Your Generation’. Featuring Shulie (1997) by Elisabeth Subrin. | |
| 1400 | tenletters: ‘Volume 3: A Set for Generating Yourself’ Including work by Anja Kirschner and David Panos. | |
| 1500 | Norms, part 1: ’and i was interested’ | |
| 1645 | Public discussion, led by Glasgow LUX Critical Forum, exploring the #AMIF2015 programme, and the ideas contained within the screened work. | |
| 1815 | Learning in a Public Medium: Selected Shorts by Stuart Marshall. Including works from Marshall’s series’ Mouthworks (1975-76) Soundworks (1975-77),The Love Show Part 2 (1980), Pedagogue (with Neil Bartlett, 1988) and the rarely seen late work Robert Marshall (1991). | |
| 1930 | Learning in a Public Medium: Bright Eyes (1984), Stuart Marshall’s influential and polemical documentary made at the beginning of the AIDS crisis for the 11th Hour series on Channel 4. Introduced by Conal McStravick. | |
DAY 2: SUNDAY 13 SEPTEMBER 2015 |
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| 1100 | #AMIF2015 Workshop: The Love(s) Show: Parts 1, 2 & 3(booking essential). As part of Learning in a Public Medium, which examines the life and legacy of Stuart Marshall, Conal McStravick will lead a reading and performance workshop with writer Laura Guy and filmmaker Ed Webb-Ingall. | |
| 1345 | Learning in a Public Medium: Legacies. A programme responding to the legacy of Stuart Marshall and the AIDS crisis on video featuring Lorna Boschman, Richard Fung, John Greyson, Barbara Hammer, Tom Kalin, Zoe Leonard & Catherine Saalfield, Pratibha Parmar & Marlon Riggs. | |
| 1500 | Transmission: Film Open 2. Including work by: Stuart Layton, Toby Huddleston, Charlie Tweed, Jemma Egan, Buns, Alexander Story Gordon, Jane Topping, Aideen Doran, Grace Williams, Dan Auluk, and Laura Yuile. | |
| 1700 | Second public discussion, led by Glasgow LUX Critical Forum. | |
| 1815 | Norms, part 2: ’here are some specifics’ | |
| 1930 | tenletters: ‘Volume 4: A set for being alone together’ |
James Richards and Steve Reinke’s ‘Disambiguation’ on view throughout the festival in Tramway 4