MADEYOULOOK and Zethu Maseko will gather at Primary to have a conversation about their art practices. The artists will discuss how they understand the place of nature and land in their work.    

Johannesburg based artist collaborative MADEYOULOOK will reflect on the origins and journey of the Ejaradini exhibition and the South African iteration of the Landedness programme. They will explore how collaboration feeds into how they develop a community of practice with others internationally and within more localised ecosystems.  

Maseko will share their reflections on Landedness, co-producing a contemporary art commission, and working with an emerging community of Black and South Asian gardeners.  

If you have any questions or access needs please contact jade@weareprimary.org

Limited spaces, booking required, please book here.

Landedness, April 2022. Photo: Sofia Yala

MADEYOULOOK is Molemo Moiloa and Nare Mokgotho. They take as their point of departure, everyday black practices that have either been historically overlooked or deemed inconsequential. Their work is directed towards a practice of socialities and relationalities that manifests in various forms, including inter-textual installations, gatherings, discursive programmes, research and publications. 

Zethu Maseko (London, UK) is an artist, researcher and cultural worker. She is currently based between South Africa and the UK. Her current practice focuses on tapestry and sound but has included performance, film and costume. 

This event is supported by the British Council Cultural Exchange programme, which assists cultural organisations, festivals, artists, and creatives between the countries of SSA and the UK to create art, build networks, collaborate and develop markets and share artists’ work with audiences.