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Note: The relation between moving images and archives has been one of the most discussed topics in art world recently. Also, In Taipei Kuandu Fine Art Museums an exhibition called Rewind: Video Art in Taiwan 1984-1999 unfolds the historiography associated with the visibility of video art; it rediscovers the origin of Taiwan’s video art history by showing rare video works in the 1980s. Chou Yu-Ling introduces LUX as the example for UK's moving images industry and reveals dynamic relationships among institution, archives, history and distribution.
