WHEN: Thursday 30 & Friday 31 March, 10.30AM – 3.45PM & 10.30AM – 2.15PM
WHERE: Online, via Zoom
BOOKING: Click here (free and exclusive to a-n members)
Taking place online, Assembly Nottingham: Collaborative Programming will focus on how organisations and projects can effectively and impactfully work together with artists and communities.
Throughout the two-day event we will discuss various, generous and equitable approaches to commissioning, collaboration and co-production with a focus on long-term programming which invests in artistic research and learning developed through participation and engagement. We will consider these approaches and various ways of working together. Central themes will include equity, power and communication.
Join us for a series of online discussions and digital experiences with featured artists, arts workers and collaborators including: Rebecca Beinart, Kelly O’Brien and Shoana Qureshi-Khan; Kathrin Böhm; Cha cha cha cha cha; Niki Russell, Roy Claire Potter, David Steans, John Eng Kiet Bloomfield, Ruth Angel Edwards and Chloée Maugile; Jim Brouwer and Sahjan Kooner; Rosie Abbey, Dharmendra Parmar and Dr Linzi Stauvers.
Free and exclusive to a-n members. Click here for information on how to become an a-n member.
Access: This event will tea place on Zoom, closed captions will be available. Please get in touch with colette@weareprimary.org any other access needs in advance.
a-n is the largest artists’ membership organisation in the UK with over 29,000 members. We support artists and those who work with them in many practical ways, acting on behalf of our membership and the visual arts sector to improve artists’ livelihoods.
a-n Assembly enables artists to lead debate and open discussion. Launched in 2017, Assembly has taken place in many towns and cities across the UK before moving online in 2021.